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 (36%)
• Errors (34%)
• Sign in (30%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Clermont-Ferrand	Website Down	5 hours ago
Paris	Sign in	11 hours ago
Chartres	Sign in	12 hours ago
Strasbourg	Errors	16 hours ago
Saint-Denis	Errors	1 day ago
Lyon	Website Down	1 day ago

Full Outage Map

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Monty (@mont_py) reported 8 minutes ago

  @krzyzanowskim @NathanBLawrence yep, they totally ****** up and centralized the email. it almost feels like 95% of the global is on the gmail and the rest of crumbles shared between outlook, proton, etc. such a shame, the times when we were able to run own email server...

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  Jay Brunet (@SRVpress) reported 9 minutes ago

  Spent 2 hours setting up email records, DKIM, postfix, yadda yadda because some retarded bot decided my RDNS didn't match my hostname after sending one automated email to a client on @gmail probably from a perfectly normal WordPress login. Email is the worst aspect of hosting.

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  90S KID (@epochster) reported 12 minutes ago

  @svpino Nothing like handing your Gmail and Stripe credentials to an MCP server and calling it automation.

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  Pampi (@MissPampi) reported 13 minutes ago

  Is Gmail down?🤧

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  Harsh (@Harsh3709931261) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Harsh3709931262 @reliancejio @reliancejio :- Provide Resolution permanent because i have very tired form such issues i already described This concern via Gmail Contact:- 8826294489

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  Wwrd.app: What Would Robinhood Do? (@STACCoverflow) reported 16 minutes ago

  The rate at which nefarious login attempts on my devices and accounts have been occurring has been skyrocketing Someone in Philadelphia just tried logging my Gmail Sigh

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  William Vabrinskas (@wvabrinskas) reported 22 minutes ago

  Anyone else’s Gmail account slow to connect to Apple Mail today?

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  DWE Post (@dwepost) reported 25 minutes ago

  Dear Google Team, I can’t access my Gmail account. I forgot my password, and the standard recovery options are not working for me. This is my primary account. Please help me recover it as soon as possible. Thank you. @googlechrome @chromeunboxed @googleaccount help me please. ??

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  Giulio Leone (@giulio_leone97) reported 26 minutes ago

  @thsottiaux It's possible to have multi account login with plugin in chaggpt/codex ? Like Gmail for example ?

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  慧音-知识和历史的半兽 (@Necokeine) reported 27 minutes ago

  @AsafNadler @nasdaily Chinese who really cares privacy are using American softwares, because they know that Chinese government can't force Google/Meta to hand over user data. Then the problem, what do you think is easier for U.S government, ask Google for gmail data or ask Bytedance China for lark data?

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  Naman Rohandiya (@NamanRohandiya) reported 27 minutes ago

  Every company has a second brain. The problem is it's scattered across Slack, Gmail, Notion, Google Drive, docs, and hundreds of conversations. We're building Octopus to unify it. Connect your tools, ask anything, and get answers backed by citations.

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  📵🔴Health hazards of the human mistakes🟢☎️ (@stopumts) reported 32 minutes ago

  What Andrew Tate is telling here is happening with everybody that see what DEEP STATE / CABAL is doing. And try to warn the world. Advice : Use your own E-MAIL server. Leaf use GMAIL, and all udders !

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  Xander Zhu (@xanderone_zhu) reported 33 minutes ago

  I connect Gmail to ChatGPT Work and ask it to read the latest Orvia feedback. It finds the bugs people keep reporting, pulls out what happened, drafts the replies, and tells me what to fix first. Then I send the fix list to Codex. That is what I use Work for.

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  Big Kenzo (@Realkenzo001) reported 35 minutes ago

  If you like be Gmail na ur problem bdat

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  Manivannan P (@Manivannan_RMS) reported 36 minutes ago

  I got mine back by asking X to revert to my old mail account (that the mafia spammers updated with their mail).. They did revert back and logged out my X account from all devices (those spammers created a passkey from their phone to access my account).. Then login again with gmail.. It will ask us to immediately update our password.. Do that and relogin... Bingo You will get it 👍🏽👍🏽

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  Peter Garber (@petegarber) reported 39 minutes ago

  @Cartidise @OutofGalaxyy The icons might be stupid here but Gchat works pretty well inside of Gmail and this UI actually is OK. The only problem is that Gchat should literally be able to replace @SlackHQ but it’s been ignored.

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  Wander (@LilBoyWander) reported 44 minutes ago

  @kcwolfy_ @openshipio I’ve been down this road, many of us have. Email is tough to have self hosted. New IPs have zero reputation and often land in spam permanently with Gmail, Outlook, etc. You need perfect rDNS, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, slow warming, and constant monitoring…that’s the hidden cost of something like this. One slip and everything dies in spam. I do not suggest doing this unless you have the time and patience to make it work. @resend is my go-to, along with Coolify.

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  James (@jamescoder12) reported 44 minutes ago

  First why most inboxes are a disaster. It's not your fault. Gmail defaults every account to one setting: all emails arrive in one flat list. No categories. No priority. No filtering. Everything from your most important client to a promotional email from a store you bought shoes from in 2019 lands in the same stream. The average professional receives 85+ emails per day. Over a year, that's 22,000+ messages arriving in one undifferentiated pile. Gmail has 15+ organizational tools built in. Labels. Filters. Stars. Categories. Multiple Inboxes. Priority Inbox. Nudges. Snooze. Auto-advance. All of them are turned off or unconfigured by default. The coach's framework: "Gmail isn't broken. It's unconfigured. The difference between email chaos and email clarity is 20 minutes in Settings. Once. The system runs itself after that."

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  mimi♡ (@_mimsbby) reported 47 minutes ago

  I’ve been trying to refresh my gmail since yday and it’s not working, help

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  Kalyan (@YallaSaikalyan) reported 49 minutes ago

  why MCP exists even though APIs already do. An API is just how two programs talk, like your app sending a request to Slack’s endpoint to read messages. That works fine for one service, but it breaks down when your app needs to connect to ten services like Gmail, Jira, Notion, and your database. For each one you have to code authentication, API calls, error handling, and retries yourself. Adding an LLM doesn’t fix this. The model doesn’t make API calls directly, it just tells your app what action to take, and your app still has to run the hardcoded integrations you built. If you then build a second LLM-powered app that needs the same ten services, you end up maintaining 20 separate integrations. MCP solves it with a client-server layer. Each app gets a standard MCP client, and each service gets an MCP server that speaks a common language. So two apps and ten services means roughly 12 components instead of 20. The client can also use Discovery to ask a server what actions are available and pass that list to the LLM, so the model chooses from allowed actions instead of you hardcoding every decision. MCP doesn’t replace APIs. The MCP server sits in front of an existing API as a translator, while the API itself stays the same. It’s essentially a standardized AI-facing layer that cuts down integration complexity across multiple apps.

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  ali raza ⚡ (@wordinvestor) reported 49 minutes ago

  @WalmartNews Someone created account with my Gmail , I even didn't sign up on walmart, they placed the order and then cancelled it. I am not able to login, delete account, reset password etc because it is asking for phone call , while I don't have that phone number . Please delete that acount

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  Jeff Bohren (@JeffBohren) reported 50 minutes ago

  @allenholub The devil is in the details. I have consulted with customers on login more times than I can count and login is different and spawns a dozen other requirements. It's just AD user ID/password? Cool, how many forests do you have? 10? Great, is there cross forest trust? Are samaccountname attributes unique across all your forests? Are you supporting GMail authn (i.e. OIDC)? Is there a HRD page? SAML2 support? Is the app localized? Does the locale setting persist? What languages does it need to be localized to? What kind of devices need to be supported? Does the login need to work on PC clients and mobile client? In the year 2026, why aren't you supporting passwordless AuthN? How are users registering PUSH AuthN, TOTP, Passkeys, Typing Behavioral Biometrics, CAC card, etc? But I guess you think all that is just a detail.

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  TableShaker (@Table_Shaker1) reported 51 minutes ago

  @younggee704 @propdaofinance Yes, after an account purchase, the login details will be sent to your Gmail. If it's a crypto firm like PropDao, you'll trade crypto pairs on it

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  Prajwal Tomar (@PrajwalTomar_) reported 52 minutes ago

  I just replaced $200/month in SaaS with one internal tool. New lead hits Gmail. It auto-tags, updates our pipeline in Sheets, drafts the proposal with AI, and fires an SMS follow-up via Twilio. Built the whole thing in one afternoon in Lovable. People still think Lovable is just for pretty UI. It's not. You can wire up Gmail, Sheets, Twilio, anything. Build tools that actually replace your stack. I use connectors almost daily now. On client work, agency automation, side projects. I finally wrote down the entire system. Every shortcut, every mistake I made, the stuff I wish I knew on day one.

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  James (@JamesNguyen868) reported 55 minutes ago

  @heyandras @openshipio defend yourself... I was about to use openship to host my own email server. Then I tried it gmail reject it.

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  Nick Puru (@NicholasPuru) reported 56 minutes ago

  EVERYONE INSTALLING AI AGENTS IS SKIPPING THE ONLY STEP THAT MATTERS. They download the tool. They connect gmail, the calendar, the whole stack. Then they ask it to write something in their voice and it hands back generic slop. So they decide agents don't work. the tool was never the problem. you gave it access and called that training. access is not knowledge. an employee with your passwords and no onboarding is still useless on day one. Here's what changed when i actually sat mine down and taught it my business: → wrote a full client proposal off a real sales call transcript, then checked itself against the transcript so it couldn't invent anything → found 10 businesses matching our ICP, found the right contact at each, drafted all 10 emails into gmail while i slept → saved the proposal process as a reusable skill, so it never needs teaching twice → one typed sentence put a business brief on my phone at 7am, every day, forever free. open source. runs on my own laptop. never wrote a line of code. 🔖 bookmark this before you install another agent study this 👇

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  ✿ 𝑷𝒐𝒐𝒕𝒊𝒆 ✿ 💫🍃🔮💨 (@Platapootie) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Angela_Blight **** I’m so sorry if you haven’t already turn off the WiFi to ur pc and change ur gmail and discord passwords if you can still get in with just ur email ): I’m so so sorry I feel terrible

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  Reggie Tan | rxggie.eth (@rxggietan) reported 57 minutes ago

  I despise default AI copy. Especially in emails. Here's how I taught mine to stop sounding like it. A few months ago, an AI agent I was testing (using Hermes) drafted an email that sounded way too eerily like me. And I'm not talking about "professional email from reggie tan" me. I mean it actually sounded like me - with all my quirks and isms - 90% of the way there on the first try. I was out running errands, so I voice-noted the agent to check my inbox for any new emails. Something had come in. I told it the gist of what to say as a response, and moved on. A minute later the reply was sitting there - the opening, the phrasing, my catch phrases, the way I sign off, all of it was totally me. It tripped me out a little. I'd previously used AI to write emails plenty of times before, and it always came back sounding like AI. Saved me a few minutes, maybe. But it definitely never sounded like me. The problem was never that AI can't write. It's that most people let it write in its default voice. And you can spot default AI in two seconds, just like you can spot a standard Canva template, or just another Claude-designed website. Nobody teaches their AI anything. However email is the place where it really matters. It isn't a broadcast. It's one person writing to one person. You're trying to build a relationship there. Send someone a generic version of yourself and you've missed the whole point of writing to them. So I stopped relying on a lucky voice note and built it on purpose. I rebuilt my voice in Claude Cowork. Connected the Gmail connector so it could read how I actually write, not a list of rules about how I write. Then used skill-creator to turn that into a reusable email skill. Told it to look for example emails in my sent folder. Then made it look again for more, over and over again, until it was satisfied with the volume of sample data. I read what it gave back, corrected it, ran it again. It's a loop, not a one-shot - and every pass landed closer. The goal should be 80% of the way there. Back in the prime years of web3 (the golden years of crypto), way before ChatGPT 3.5 changed the world, I solo'd six clients at once (led 6 marketing teams for 6 companies simultaneously) and it nearly broke me. What's changed isn't that AI does the work for me. It's that the output still sounds and operates like me, which is the only reason I could take that kind of volume on again without the quality slipping. Using AI isn't the edge anymore. Everyone's doing that. The edge is whether it still sounds like you, or like everyone else. When you get an email you can instantly tell was written by default AI, what's your honest first reaction? 👾 I'm kicking around turning this into a short workshop for anyone who wants to do this with their own AI. If that's you, drop a comment or DM me - I'll share details when we're ready to rock.

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  blake ᳂ (@miyuswaa) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Thatperson535 i mean sure that can happen but its not on the writers’ end or ao3’s end to fix it. it mostly is a gmail error

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  Cameron G | DevSecOps & Appsec (@camgrimsec) reported 59 minutes ago

  If one prompt can: • issue refunds • send invoices • access Gmail • edit databases • deploy code then that prompt deserves a security review