Gmail status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Gmail reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Gmail users through our website.

• Website Down (37%)
• Errors (34%)
• Sign in (29%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Gmail outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Arrondissement de Poitiers	Website Down	14 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	14 hours ago
Paris	Errors	20 hours ago
Marseille	Errors	23 hours ago
Besançon	Errors	2 days ago
Granada	Errors	2 days ago

Full Outage Map

Community Discussion

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Max Shapiro (@LegislativeAI) reported 5 minutes ago

  He’s also wrong in the technical sense as well. Google data centers run on TPUs which are the same things running Gmail and AI. Stop listening to people who are technically illiterate if you want to actually solve problems.

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  Gallomimia (@gallomimia) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ClintFiore That sounds great except i have gmail accounts with 120k unread mails, most of which are newsletters I intentionally subscribed to! What i need to do is buckle down and filter them out. Maybe you should build the email platform?

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  RJ RAHUL (@rj_rahuljangir) reported 10 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube @TeamYouTube Please re-check! "RK Furniture Solution" had ZERO violations. The circumvention flag is a false-positive caused purely by a friend logging into their Gmail on my phone. My channel is 100% clean. Please escalate this device overlap error to a senior agent.

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  derrick has started yet another project (@dvsch) reported 13 minutes ago

  "Hello, your app doesn't work for my ten year old Intel Macbook. When can I expect a fix?" How does your macbook even run gmail on the web at this point?

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  DeBounce (@debounce) reported 13 minutes ago

  Free email addresses in B2B lists aren't automatically invalid. But a list that's 40% Gmail and Yahoo when you're selling enterprise software is telling you something. Not a bounce problem. A targeting problem. Two very different fixes.

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  Cyrus (@cyrusasg) reported 16 minutes ago

  some takeaways from the kimi k3 report i think are most relevant for app layer companies that invest in post training: 1. kimi decomposes the agent harness into configurable modules (tool interfaces, system prompts, context management, skills, memories, subagents) and instantiates different configs per task group during RL, because a fixed harness overfits the model to that tool schema and interaction protocol. they randomize because they’re shipping weights into harnesses they don’t control. if you own the harness and it’s identical at train and inference, overfitting to it can be free performance. instead randomize the axis that actually varies at deploy. for many app layer companies that’s the tool schema, since tools are customer-defined and they change. and it means sampling your current customers isn’t enough. the schemas you need to perform don’t necessarily exist yet, so synthetic augmentation is a powerful lever. 2. for assistant tasks they built mock gmail, notion, slack, canvas. core semantics preserved, no external apis or rate limits. on top of that, they added persistent environments over multiple simulated days, dozens of interdependent events across apps, each carrying its own eval criterion, and up to thousands of tool calls per rollout. the takeaway is that if your agent acts on customer systems, the mock is not a testing convenience, it’s the training environment, and its fidelity is a hard ceiling on what RL can teach. the expensive part is the event stream and the state that persists across it. 3. non-verifiable rewards go through a generative RM with tournament-style binary comparisons. but the judge doesnt just pick a winner, it has to read the outputs, generate a rubric for that specific comparison, score both against it, and write those to a scorepad. the pairwise outcome is still the reward, the rubric is scaffolding it has to produce first. two things worth stealing. binary comparison mitigates the calibration problem absolute (ie likert) scoring has, and forcing per-comparison criteria before the verdict keeps it from collapsing into vibes. 4. the anti-reward-hacking design runs on one assumption: the agent optimizes against whatever it can see and touch, so you keep the scoring surface out of reach. in their autonomous execution tasks that means agents never see the verifier. a public verifier returns diagnostic feedback the agent can act on, a hidden verifier scores held-out scenarios and never talks back, and submissions carry a penalty under a limited budget so brute-forcing the feedback loop costs something. at the infra layer, sandboxes get forked so grading runs on an exact clone and can’t perturb the environment the agent is still working in. then they assume it gets through anyway. the hack list is maintained and extended as new strategies show up mid-training. ie for kernels that meant catching cuda graph replay, input caching, precision reduction. web dev zeroes the reward outright if the project fails to build or fakes the artifact instead of implementing it. the takeaway is to try to separate the signal you show the agent from the signal you score it with, and treat reward hacking as an ongoing surface with an owner rather than a bug you fix once.

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  BrandXprt (@BrandXprt) reported 16 minutes ago

  @abdelilahha problem with outbound 90% delivery where emails land in spam. Does the ebook give some tips on that too? i have tried both using domain and gmail..but i need more systematic approach when doing large scale outbound without hitting spam

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  Ahmed Afro (@a_afro1) reported 18 minutes ago

  @gmail same otp loop problem at my account fix it please

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  NR (@Nice_Researcher) reported 18 minutes ago

  @gmail How to fix “your storage is full”?

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  BarçaCentralX (@Moen12161903) reported 21 minutes ago

  @gmail Not working on mobile phone

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  INTROVERT🌸 (@SuiiDhagaa) reported 26 minutes ago

  Let’s switch back to paper mail system 😬 there’s no problem of storage getting full. #papermail #Gmail

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  Academie (@Academiedechic) reported 28 minutes ago

  @PeakerNation @bobdole08923509 @kay_noirx IT and web dev are separate things. A web developer would not have access to the mail server. Assuming they have a mail server instead of Gmail.

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  Ian Clarke (@Sanity) reported 28 minutes ago

  @mitchellh @superlogical There is a problem with your email signup - I'm getting "We couldn't add that address" for every email I try, including my gmail account.

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  🌹 (@_unitedesque) reported 28 minutes ago

  Apple mail by birth, Gmail by notification issue.

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  Jason Yeh (@jayyeh) reported 28 minutes ago

  is gmail in chrome incredibly slow, laggy, and ****** for anyone else? are plugins doing that or is it that way straight out the box

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  kanu1.base.eth (@kanu__mondol) reported 33 minutes ago

  Hello @gmail,@Google My account was recently disabled due to a policy issue. I have already submitted an appeal and sincerely apologized for my mistake. This account is very important to me. I kindly request a review or any guidance. Thank you.

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  camden bean (@camden_bean) reported 35 minutes ago

  @JoshDance @Jowanza It blows my mind. Still unsure how the gmail search is so broken.

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  Kreate (@risklenapadega) reported 37 minutes ago

  @kunalb11 More pinned chats please, also why does my WhatsApp slow down during search but gmail doesn't?

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  Naren (@ur_0000007) reported 37 minutes ago

  @gmail First, fix your ******* web app. Deleted emails keep coming back like this **** is haunted. I delete unread emails, come back later, and they're still sitting there marked as unread. I can't ******* get rid of them unless I delete them from the Bin too. Fix this broken bullshit

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  muhammadriyaz (@riyaz0786ahmad) reported 38 minutes ago

  @googleaccount "Sir, I am facing a 'Same Email OTP' loop issue on my Google account [Apna Gmail ID Yahan Likhein]. I don't have access to this email as it is logged out, but Google is sending the verification code to the same email. Please help me recover my account.

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  Mohamed🦅π²$XAGE (@abdulsani88) reported 38 minutes ago

  @CryptoTeluguO @Velvet_Capital Can I login with X or Gmail?

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  Max Clark (@maxclark) reported 39 minutes ago

  Does anyone know anyone on the @Google @gmail engineering team? I'd love to be able to report spam and move on with life. Instead you mark spam, then get asked if you want to unsubscribe instead, then you get asked if you want to block the sender, then you're still staring at the message (no-autoadvance or return to inbox). Using "move to spam" as a keyboard action does the exact same thing so that's not a fix. I want to mark a message as spam, have it disappear (instantly), and auto-advance to my next email in my inbox. THINK FAST!!! I'm considering to write an apps-script and a custom folder just to move this to the background.

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  0xSero (@0xSero) reported 46 minutes ago

  I launched Codex @ 8:30am CET and gave it Chrome, Gmail, X, and Calendar access. I had to it reverse engineer the entire oauth handshake in a sandbox, it found 2 server IPs which were stealing the oauth tokens. The attackers contacted early morning EST and executed the defacement after I went to sleep.

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  Jeep Momma (@momma_jeep) reported 50 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube i am waiting for a DM my google got hacked and YouTube channel was taken over and now you shut it down. I tried all recovery options but cant get my Gmail back

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  Lil’ Diablo Sauce: Congressional Jobs Edition（╹◡╹） (@Nick_Barnes) reported 51 minutes ago

  My Gmail is down about 10 gigs of mostly spam emails. I’ve got about another 10 to go because honestly I haven’t even hit last year on my main inbox. I’ve mostly been deleting by searching specific senders and group deleting. From the iPhone client, which works really well.

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  Joshua Uebergang (@digital_darts) reported 53 minutes ago

  Search ads reach people who already know what they want. Demand Gen reaches people before they know what to search for. That difference matters for brands trying to grow beyond existing demand. Demand Gen uses visual placements across YouTube, Shorts, Discover, Gmail, and parts of the Display Network to introduce: - The problem your product solves - The product in use - A better alternative to the solution people currently tolerate A potential customer may not be searching for your product yet. They may not even realise there is a better option. A strong visual ad can create that connection before the search happens. That is where Demand Gen fits. It helps turn an unfamiliar problem, product, or solution into something worth exploring. Use Search and Shopping to capture demand already in the market. Use Demand Gen to reach the people who could become customers, but are not looking yet. The creative needs to match the placement: - Fast, vertical video for Shorts - Native-looking visual content for Discover and Gmail - Product-in-use imagery that makes the benefit clear If someone has never heard of your brand, will the ad help them understand the problem and why your product is relevant?

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  superapt (@superapt2) reported 56 minutes ago

  Hi @teamyoutube, I'm having some trouble with my Gmail. Would you be able to assist?

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  Srinath (@srinathkrishna) reported 57 minutes ago

  I can't believe Microsoft actually built Outlook and Office long before Google did but using Gmail and Drive just works and is intuitive! Outlook, Teams and OneDrive/Office are just clunky and slow.

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  TribalismZero (@TribalismZ) reported 59 minutes ago

  @slydepeace @parallelprank @JamieBonkiewicz "Morens did his own ****?" The smoking gun is the subpoenaed email where Morens says he would send things to "Tony on his private gmail" because Fauci was "too smart to let colleagues send him stuff that could cause trouble". Morens even bragged about using a "secret back channel" with him. Your AI screenshot just summarizes Fauci playing defense under oath.

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  Payton Young (@Payt0nY) reported 1 hour ago

  Interesting stat for small law firms: According to the annual Legal Trends for Solo and Small Law Firms report published by @goclio : 71% of solos/small firms adopted AI, but only about a 1/3 of them saw MORE revenue. --- The real missed revenue opportunity for small firms isn't in the amount of legal work getting done - it's about cutting out the old practice management software your firm runs on. Here's the contrarian part: The report says firms with high AI use often don't earn more. Of course they don't. AI made the 20% of your day that was already fast SLIGHTLY faster. AI did nothing to the 40% you lose shuffling work between six tabs. --- I spent 7 months as a case manager for a firm that used MyCase before I built software. Here's where the day actually went (Let me know if your firm is the same): 1. The Inbox tax (5hr/week) I lived in gmail with a MyCase plugin, manually tagging the lead attorney's emails to the right case. Dozens every day. 2. Reconciling trust payments (2hr/week) Clients would pay via a public link on our firm's website, then I'd reconcile who actually paid against a spreadsheet and hand-tag each one to a case 3. Rebuilding case checklists (4hr/week) Every time a case moved to a new stage, I rebuilt the same task list from memory. same 8 tasks, over and over for each stage.. 4. The intake re-type (1hr/week) Client fills out the intake form. then i retype all of it into the case. same data, twice, by hand. ....the list goes on save this if you're auditing your own week and where you're loosing time in your small firm. p.s. this is exactly why i built @ClaspLegal . Many of our customers come to us with these compalints about their case management software. We couldn't be happier to show them that these revenue costing problems are now solved. Anyways - DO the audit and see where you're firm could be increasing revenue. (thank you to Clio for publishing these great resources for the industry).