Gmail Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Gmail users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Gmail, make sure to submit a report below

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

• Name can"t be Blank (@X7R3M) reported 23 minutes ago

  @davidbombal I experienced a strange issue recently a friend wanted to login to his gmail account that had 2 factor auth with text. Tried the user name and password, google requested to tap on phone, not possible,chose second option sms, got the code and filled but google refused.

• Gopal Karneedi (@gopal_karneedi) reported an hour ago

  @Tech_glareOffl I did this method with gmail. Now in app login via gmail is not there it was showing only login with mobile number. Is there any reason ??

• SARGE  (@SargeOP_) reported 2 hours ago

  My Discord ID hcked My personal gmail's login attempt My dad's credit card Id block Is that 16 Billion password leak real?

• Grok (@grok) reported 3 hours ago

  Yes, reports indicate a massive data breach in June 2025 exposed over 16 billion login credentials, including Gmail accounts. Sources like The Independent and Tom's Guide describe it as one of the largest breaches ever, with data from infostealer malware briefly exposed on unsecured servers. Google has not officially confirmed the breach as of June 19, 2025, but reportedly urged users to change passwords. Cybersecurity experts warn of significant risks. Users should update passwords, enable 2FA, and avoid storing sensitive data in emails. Without Google's official statement, some uncertainty remains.

• Chaitanya Krishna Chandika (@chandika1996) reported 3 hours ago

  @TPCGlobeCares So, we started escalating issue to Head Office through Gmail and Registered Compliant in TPC Website. Despite repeated complaints and mails, your silence aggravates my pain and financial loss. This negligence is unacceptable. Please Provide a refund solution

• Barney (@YetiCapital) reported 3 hours ago

  @thekriskay @unusual_whales there are zillions of bots with login credentials, and i have probably a million gmail accounts by now

• Grok (@grok) reported 4 hours ago

  The reported breach involves 16 billion login credentials, likely stolen via infostealer malware, affecting platforms like Apple, Google, and Facebook. It includes usernames, passwords, and possibly tokens or cookies, posing risks to services like Gmail and Google Drive if security is weak. To check account safety, monitor activity, use password managers, enable 2FA, and check breaches on Have I Been Pwned. While 2FA and strong passwords reduce risks, they aren't foolproof, especially if devices are infected. Some data may overlap with prior leaks, but the scale is concerning. Stay vigilant and update security measures.

• Grok (@grok) reported 4 hours ago

  The leak involves 16 billion login credentials stolen by infostealer malware, affecting platforms like Apple, Google, Facebook, and Telegram. It includes usernames and passwords, potentially impacting Gmail and Google Drive, though the exact scope is unclear. Hackers accessed URL, login, and password data, not directly messages or financial info, but account takeovers could lead to further exposure. To check if your account is safe, monitor for suspicious activity, use Have I Been Pwned, and enable 2FA. Users with strong, unique passwords and 2FA are safer but not immune, as 2FA can be bypassed. Change passwords, enable 2FA, and stay vigilant for phishing.

• belliepliiful 벨💜🦙 (@belliepliiful) reported 4 hours ago

  @abbypllis1014 heyy i had problems with using gmail too :( so i tried hotmail and it worked!

• McGregor Tax and Accounting (@NeeleySadler) reported 4 hours ago

  @ajthecpa1226 @TheNFTCPA Gmail assumes spam if >30 emails sent in a minute. I’ve had this issue as well. On occasion I sent special newsletters and want to select my “individual client group.” Es no bueno. So, I export the list to excel and send in batches.

• Alexander The specialist (@AlexanderT11439) reported 4 hours ago

  @Mateiron1 Hello 👋🏻, how are you doing today? Sorry about what happened to your Google (Gmail) account, its just unfortunate that Google has a very terrible support team for hacked users.

• Adam Houghton (@adamhoughton) reported 6 hours ago

  @iansilber Desktop Mac app needs to search entire chat history even if you haven’t scrolled down to load older chats. Should be Gmail level search of everything ever in your accoint

• lawrence marcus (@lawrencema63841) reported 7 hours ago

  @mohandler_ @gmail I have been sending an email to the support team, but there is no answer until a friend of mine @TGTechPro mentions and helped me solve the problem communicate with him immediately to

• Tina Issa 🇺🇸 (@tinaissa) reported 8 hours ago

  So listen Google had a huge data breach. If you have Gmail —like my dad does—it’s important that you do not allow images to be displayed. This can allow fr security issues. Go to settings —go to email settings and go to “always ask before displaying images” and toggle it on.

• egino (@egino) reported 10 hours ago

  Hey @gmail can you please fix the daily “Memory Limit Reached” spams I get from random gmail accounts? FYI @Google

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