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.

• Errors (38%)
• Website Down (33%)
• Sign in (29%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Errors	2 hours ago
Paris	Errors	6 hours ago
Toulouse	Errors	8 hours ago
Cahors	Errors	10 hours ago
Montmirail	Sign in	11 hours ago
Ivry-sur-Seine	Errors	12 hours ago

Full Outage Map

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Pabiekun mutiu (@Hephiycoh) reported 5 minutes ago

  @getonedosh @playwithtomide App not sending OTP to Gmail. Fix bug

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  Audit Hire (@audithirehq) reported 7 minutes ago

  SPF record. Every tool in your sending stack needs to be authorized. Most people have Google and nothing else. Instantly, Smartlead, Saleshandy — none of them are in there. Mimecast bounces everything from an unauthorized server. Gmail silently downgrades it.

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  Suraya Sharifi (@sharifi_suraya) reported 7 minutes ago

  @ScenarioOfElon You have my Email and Jmial is wrong sorry I tried to fixed it I couldn’t do it your email and gmail are not wrong not working for me I was trying didn’t work for me

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  Sipping on AI (@sipping_on_ai) reported 8 minutes ago

  AI agents are becoming a spreadsheet problem. One agent is cool. 20 agents across Search, Gmail, Docs, coding, and dashboards becomes operations. Who owns cost? Who approves actions? Who checks mistakes? That's the real 2026 AI org chart.

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  Seb (@isSebs) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Lammie_Art01 I remember when Gmail beta had an increasing counter at their login page claiming that storage was always increasing. good times tbh

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  Kayvon Jafarzadeh (@KayvonJafar) reported 11 minutes ago

  this is wild. someone open sourced the integrations layer every saas company has been renting for $50k a year. it’s called nango. 700+ apis. salesforce, hubspot, slack, notion, gmail, github, stripe, jira, linear. oauth. token refresh. rate limits. retries. handled. the thing unified api companies charge $40k to $100k a year for is just… on github. what it does: → managed oauth for 700+ apis → one proxy call to auth to any api → write typescript integrations and deploy them → built in retries, rate limits, per-tenant isolation → works with claude code, cursor, codex, mcp, langchain → self hostable → soc2, hipaa, gdpr the pitch that should make founders uncomfortable: “sync github issues to my db every 5 minutes.” it writes the typescript. you read it. you edit it. you ship it. not a black box. readable code you own. one note: elastic license, not mit. self-host + commercial use is fine. you just can’t resell it as a competing service. link in first comment.

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  Vadim Carazan (@VadimCarazan) reported 13 minutes ago

  people pointed out the new Gmail icon references the old red Gmail icon. I can see the intention, but intention and execution are different things. good design is a balance between solving a problem and looking confident doing it. this icon tries to do too much in one mark: reference the old red icon, include the Google blue and green. the result is a mutant that doesn't look intentional or confident. more like a collection of bad decisions. a big company like Google should have icons that feel inevitable. this one doesn't. my take on the right: keeping the gradient, keeping the red reference, dropping everything else.

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  StrangerOnTheRoad (@RoadStranger) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Pirat_Nation >lost access to many websites and services that used his Google login That is a scary thought, I use my gmail account to login to many services, and I also use an Android phone. Losing access to this account will have real life consequences for me! Ouch, must start planning.

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  The Logical Indian (@LogicalIndians) reported 20 minutes ago

  Users are being warned against sharing their Gmail passwords while connecting accounts to Claude, the AI assistant. Experts advise that entering primary credentials can expose multiple linked services, increasing the risk of widespread account compromise. Instead, users are urged to use Google’s app-specific password feature, which allows secure, revocable access. The advisory aims to promote safer account integration practices. Safer Login Advice 👉🏽 Cybersecurity experts highlight that Gmail accounts are often linked to multiple apps and platforms, meaning a single password leak can expose emails, logins and connected services. Users connecting Gmail to Claude are advised not to use their main password. A Google-generated app password offers limited access and can be revoked anytime without affecting the main account. Why App Passwords Matter 👉🏽 The warning comes amid growing concerns over third-party integrations and credential misuse. App passwords are designed to reduce risks by providing service-specific access instead of full account control. If compromised, users can quickly disable them via Google Account settings, ensuring stronger protection for personal data and digital identity. ⚡⚡How can platforms and users work together to make AI integrations safer for everyone? [Gmail security warning, Claude AI login safety, app password Google, Gmail account protection, cybersecurity tips India, The Logical Indian]

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  jan (@itsjustjan16) reported 23 minutes ago

  @blackcatleb hi idk if you still need the info but if you already login with gmail you’re good to go

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  Adeptmind Group. (@ode_matthew123) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Masterji_UPWale The problem with Yahoo Mail and Gmail is we don't save our images on Yahoo drive we only did on Google drive which where you email reside as well

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  Fahim (@echo247365) reported 32 minutes ago

  Google just launched Gemini Spark. A personal AI agent that runs 24/7 on Google Cloud infrastructure. It keeps working after you close your laptop. Here's how it actually works. Spark connects to your Gmail, calendar, docs, and sheets. You give it a task. It breaks that task into steps. It works through each step autonomously. It only pauses to ask you when it hits a high-risk action. Like sending an email or updating a document. Google showed a live demo during the keynote. A salesperson asked Spark to prepare for a client meeting. Spark went into Salesforce, pulled the full account history. Checked support tickets for recent issues. Identified a risk in the data. Drafted a retention strategy in Docs. Wrote a client email ready for review. The person just showed up, read what Spark built, and pressed send. Zero prep work. Just results. Now map that to your own business. Spark monitors your channel analytics overnight. If a video underperforms in the first 3 hours, it flags it. Pulls the data. Drafts a thumbnail and title split test. Your team wakes up to a fix already in progress. The gap between reacting and acting is now measured in hours, not days. What's the first task you'd hand off to an agent that never sleeps?

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  Star Tool Analytics (@TheStarTool) reported 34 minutes ago

  @NicholasSh10729 Did you message to change to gmail? We actually cant fix the icloud thing its a whole process that would require us to take the whole site down We will do it when the season is over but not now

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  Samsung One UI (@SamNewsDaily) reported 37 minutes ago

  Samsung One UI 8.5 Dark Mode Bug is Ruining Google Apps on Galaxy Phones If you updated to the new One UI 8.5 (stable version rolled out mid-May 2026), you might have noticed something off in Google apps. Here's exactly what's happening: Dark mode in Gmail, Google Messages, Google Keep, Google Fi, and others is broken. Instead of true deep black backgrounds, everything is now a washed-out light gray. The contrast looks ugly, text is hard to read in some places, and the whole interface feels high-contrast and off. It's not just one app, multiple Google apps are affected. The bug started right after the stable One UI 8.5 update hit S-series, Z Fold/Flip, and A-series devices. This looks like a conflict between Samsung's theming system and Google's Material You design. Samsung's dark mode used to be excellent, now it's inconsistent and frustrating. Many users are reporting the same issue on Reddit and Samsung Community forums, but Samsung hasn't officially acknowledged the bug yet or given a fix timeline. What you can do: Report it in the Samsung Members app → Get Help → Send Feedback Clear cache/data for the affected Google apps (temporary workaround for some) Stay on the latest updates and watch for a patch Anyone else seeing this? Drop your device model and affected apps below

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  Kamal (@kamalsoam) reported 38 minutes ago

  @LinkedIn @LinkedInHelp I have raised tickets for my account but no positive response. My LinkedIn has 5k plus contacts but I am unable to login because I recently changed my mobile number. But my gmail id is active please help me out to login with.

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  Henry⚡ (@BigHenry_5) reported 39 minutes ago

  Yesterday I lost my phone and gadgets everything got stolen 😭😭 Please is there anyway my phone can be tracked. I have forgotten my Gmail password can't even login 😓

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  Angel young’s (@Angel_young2026) reported 40 minutes ago

  @FabianB58246501 It making me lose interest in this school stuff just send our results to our gmail direct if u know the portal is giving you guys problem let have our result in our gmail pls

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  Rutvik_patel (@rutvik1100) reported 42 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube Still i am not able to login on Gmail account what is the other option to recover youtube channel

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  Multiple Systems (@PLT_cheater) reported 43 minutes ago

  @KimZetter @nxthompson you think that's different than the precision knowledge required to fake a gmail login so it's believable?

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  ROGUEWEALTH 🏴‍☠️ (@roguewealth) reported 44 minutes ago

  Been seeing more and more people losing their gmail/google workspace accounts. I'm just gonna setup a new domain and find an inexpensive email provider to serve as my main account holding email. Big issue if locked out of gmail so best to be proactive about it.

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  Technovity (@TechnovityTech) reported 46 minutes ago

  @ToddIndry37 Just want to clarify that these apps back in 2021 were not that huge size so technically, 64GB and 128GB were not a problem but there is a catch, if you download Gmail on 64GB or 128GB, it would be less than you see on the OP screenshot (Not sure if this is true)

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  Reagan Lucas (@RaygunReaganAI) reported 47 minutes ago

  @GooglePayDevs UCP Payment Handler + MCP server is the right stack. The open question: when an agent browses Search, gets a Gmail rec, and completes checkout via UCP — who records the attribution chain across those surfaces?

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  Multiple Systems (@PLT_cheater) reported 49 minutes ago

  @KimZetter @nxthompson ddos isn't the only thing that hackers do. social engineering has existed since before computers. that is nothing new. popovers that pretended to be your gmail login are an example of the class of hacks within which what you're describing lives.

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  CoreHolder.Core ⬡🔶️⬢ 𝕏 (@CryptoZone94) reported 52 minutes ago

  @SweatEconomy i cant login to my sweat app on ios. its not giving a gmail option to login

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  Divine Counsel (@adevinecounsel) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Masterji_UPWale So we need to go back to yahoo and drop Gmail. Resonates with me. Who else is down

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  pupa_exchange (@bigbrotherleve_) reported 53 minutes ago

  @DamisarSiberia @Emmykinng @instablog9ja Bro Shut up either way you can still use your gmail to login yahoo mail, Hotmail or whatever mail so stop giving excuse.

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  Vadim Carazan (@VadimCarazan) reported 58 minutes ago

  the new Gmail icon. I hate it even more at smaller sizes. two problems: -the left side reads as solid red at small sizes. the connection between the two elements disappears because of low contrast with the pink. -color balance is off. the whole left side is dominated by red. here's my take solving these issues and keeping a better reference to the previous icon.

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  Is Doombringer In Forsaken Yet? (@camitwt) reported 59 minutes ago

  okay so basically, whenever i try and switch accounts from my phone, i click on this account, and it prompts me to sign in w/ google. i click the correct gmail, and then it doesn't do anything afterwards. doesn't log me in or nothing. idk why it's doing that but it's annoying me

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  raymond (@ecomray) reported 1 hour ago

  Most retention writers talk about cadence like it's a fatigue problem. How often is too often before subscribers tune out. That framing is downstream of the real one. The real question is whether Gmail still treats you as wanted mail. When a list goes quiet, the engagement signals Gmail uses to score the sender decay with it. By the time you fire the next campaign, the inbox has already moved you out of the primary tab. The opens come back low not because the copy got worse, but because subscribers either don't see it or don't remember opting in. Some of them mark it as spam. That's a complaint signal before anyone touches unsubscribe. I walked into an audit this week where the list had gone 131 days between campaigns. A year ago that same list opened at 38 percent. The first send back hit 8. Nobody changed the copy. Nobody changed the design. The cost of silence was the entire sender reputation.

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  nat | localhost: auriel (@TheAIObserverX) reported 1 hour ago

  Chimp craze around Codex! Shills keep hyping it - but what have they actually shipped that solves real problems at scale? Beyond sorting Gmail, ordering pizza, or quick indie wrappers (notes apps, toy racing games, internal refactors)… where are the transformative products? Most still feels like accelerated wrappers + heavy human oversight. Prove me wrong - drop your best non-demo example below. 🚀