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 (38%)
• Errors (35%)
• Sign in (27%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Brussels	Website Down	9 hours ago
Fayence	Website Down	17 hours ago
Arumpo	Sign in	20 hours ago
Paris	Errors	21 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	1 day ago
Méounes-lès-Montrieux	Website Down	3 days ago

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  SRH 7th Fan (@Candice0101k) reported 5 minutes ago

  @_vamsipawanism_ Naa discord,reddit,gmail hack aynai... recovery mail vundi kabatti sarpoindi. Never forgot to logout if u don't need...session cookies tho login avtar ..token login antar dinni(mainly discord)

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  Phalgun (@phalgooon) reported 6 minutes ago

  @balamuralimenon browser based models too slow, not powerful enough yet. I evaluated them for @cmdk_email and it was massively slowing down Gmail

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  brian bowman 🐘 (@bowmanbc) reported 6 minutes ago

  @StratFanForum is there still a gmail notification issue? reset my account but not receiving the registration link email.

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  Uki✨🤎 | TheExecutiveVA (@DeborahAyine) reported 7 minutes ago

  Your executive inbox is not a to-do list. Virtual Assistants come closer... Here is how I would manage a busy Gmail inbox: 1. Create labels: Action, Waiting, Reference, Finance, Clients. 2. Use stars for emails that need follow-up. 3. Archive anything that does not require action. 4. Snooze emails that need attention later. 5. Create filters for repetitive emails. 6. Check the inbox in batches instead of reacting to every notification. The goal is not an empty inbox. The goal is knowing exactly what needs attention. In my next posts, I will explain step by step how you can do these actions I mentioned here; I will break them down one by one. So watch out for my next posts.

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  Sufyan Maan, M.Eng (@sufyanmaan) reported 7 minutes ago

  We once let $14,400 in invoices sit unpaid for two months. Not because clients wouldn't pay, because we never sent the reminders. The work was done. The follow-up never made the top of the list. We run a media business. The least glamorous part keeps the lights on: send invoices, track who paid, chase who didn't. 100% admin, easy to defer, expensive when you do. We tried a "finance Friday" block. It survived 3-4 Fridays before real work ate it. So we stopped scheduling the discipline and assigned the job. Every Monday we send Viktor one message: check the invoicing tool for anything overdue 7+ days, draft a polite reminder in Gmail with the invoice number and amount, update the finance tracker, and post what's outstanding oldest-first. Hold the emails for approval. Now overdue invoices surface themselves and the reminders are written before coffee. I, as the CEO, approve in two minutes instead of avoiding them for two months. Days sales outstanding dropped by half. Same clients, same rates. Jonathan, in content ops pointed it at contractor payments. Michelle in partnerships pointed it at her sponsor follow-ups. Nobody rolled it out, everyone just has a "finance Friday" of their own. Most "cash flow problems" are follow-up problems. The money isn't the issue. The follow up is. Tell me I'm wrong. Hire @viktor_com for your team. $100 in credits included, no card. Full link in first comment. Paid Partnership

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  Alex Vacca (@itsalexvacca) reported 8 minutes ago

  if your pipeline isn't growing and you think it's because one channel is failing or underperforming, stop. read this before you move that budget to a new channel. oftentimes the channel is doing its job. the real issue is one of the five layers every channel depends on. here's how to build your GTM system so pipeline grows predictably: 1/ foundation everything that has to be true before you spend a dollar on any channel. can you quote a real buyer describing their problem in their own words? if not, your messaging is a guess, and a channel doesn't fix a guess. it just delivers it to more people. we pull those exact phrases from sales call recordings. the inbox matters just as much: gmail now rejects unauthenticated bulk mail outright. if open rates dropped and the copy didn't change, check SPF, DKIM and DMARC before you touch a subject line. 2/ strategy most teams run one channel until it has a bad quarter, then call it dead. every channel has a bad quarter eventually, and when it's the only one you run, that quarter looks like the end. we run three that cover for each other: content warms people up, ads keep us in front of them, outbound starts the conversations. that shift alone took us from $40K to $90K a month. 3/ execution the channels themselves, where everyone starts and where most budgets get wasted. the most common version: paying for ads to reach strangers while the audience your content already earned sits there untouched. we get 100+ inbound meetings a month from linkedin without spending a dollar on ads, and the same people who read that content get our cold emails. by the time we show up in their inbox, they already know who we are. 4/ compounding most replies arrive on the later touches, but most teams stop following up long before that, look at the thin results, and conclude the channel stopped working. the follow-up is only half of this layer. the other half is what you count: meetings booked is a vanity metric any tool can inflate. pipeline created and revenue closed live in your CRM, and those are the numbers the business actually runs on. 5/ learning every tactic decays eventually. the teams that survive it sit down once a week and close the loop: which signal converted, which message landed, which channel paid for itself. the teams that skip this keep running the same play long after it stopped working, and when results dry up, the channel gets the blame. sound familiar? find your broken layer: > replies fine, revenue flat = layer 4 > one great month, then two dead ones = layer 1 > everything works a little, nothing compounds = layer 2 > open rates dropped, copy didn't change = layer 1, the inbox > busy team, nobody knows what worked = layer 5 fix the lowest broken layer first. if pipeline feels random, start at layer 1.

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  Andreux👨🏿‍💻 (@and_reux) reported 9 minutes ago

  a researcher just showed CSS alone can escape the boundaries of an email and mess with the webmail interface itself across Outlook, Gmail, Fastmail, Proton, Yahoo, AOL: fake login screens, stolen tokens, hijacked UI actions, even manipulated AI assistants that read your inbox. no JS required

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  divyansh tiwari (@DivyanshT91162) reported 10 minutes ago

  If someone hacks your Gmail, they don't need your passwords. They can reset everything. Bank. Instagram. Apple ID. Crypto. PayPal. Password manager. Your Gmail isn't email. It's the master key to your entire life. Here's how to lock it down in 10 minutes: 🧵

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  Ben Morris (@benette_morris1) reported 11 minutes ago

  Email Account Recovery - Assistance
restoring access to personal and business email accounts. Gmail Support - Troubleshooting for login issues, 2-step verification, and account recovery.

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  Zain Aahil (@ZainAahil30172) reported 14 minutes ago

  If someone hacks your Gmail, they don't need your passwords. They can reset everything. Bank. Instagram. Apple ID. Crypto. PayPal. Password manager. Your Gmail isn't email. It's the master key to your entire life. Here's how to lock it down in 10 minutes: 🧵

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  samantha (@samanthaxallen) reported 16 minutes ago

  Most of the Google suite does not work on my iPhone. PLEASE test your apps with real Deaf users. I've had issues with Gmail, Drive, and Maps for years.

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  Vaibhav Sisinty (@VaibhavSisinty) reported 18 minutes ago

  SpaceXAI just launched Grok Bot. It is not a chatbot. It is an AI employee. 🤯 Each bot gets its own computer in the cloud. It signs into your tools. Gmail. CRM. Websites. Apps with no API. It does not need one. It uses the interface like a human would. You give it a job. Close your laptop. Come back to finished work. Here is what SpaceXAI's own teams already use it for: → Sales bot that researches accounts, scores contacts, drafts emails in your voice. → Ops bot that seats new hires and processes invoices from Gmail. → Engineering bot that reproduces a bug in the UI, files the ticket, and hands the fix to another bot This is the first product from the SpaceXAI and Cursor merger. The $60 billion acquisition is already shipping. AI agents stopped assisting. They started working.

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  Abdullahi Alhaji Goni (@GoniAlhaji63313) reported 19 minutes ago

  One of the most common mistakes founders make when starting their startups is relying on their own personal information or personal accounts to run the business. It feels convenient in the early days — why set up a separate bank account or company email when you're just trying to get something off the ground? But this shortcut creates problems that compound as the company grows. Legally, mixing personal and business finances can put a founder's own assets at risk, since it undermines the separation between them and the company. It also slows down fundraising, because investors expect clean, separate financials during due diligence, and tangled personal expenses raise red flags. Ownership and intellectual property can become messy too — if the product lives on a personal GitHub account or contracts are signed by the founder personally rather than by the company, untangling that later, especially with co-founders or investors involved, is a headache nobody wants. There's also a credibility cost: reaching out to partners from a personal Gmail address or running the company's social media from a personal account makes the business look less established than it is. And perhaps most dangerous is the continuity risk — if key accounts like the domain registrar or hosting provider are tied to one person's personal login, the entire company is vulnerable to losing access if that person leaves, gets locked out, or something happens to them. The solution isn't complicated: a dedicated business bank account, a company email domain, and separate logins for critical services. It takes a little more effort upfront, but it saves founders from a much bigger mess down the road.

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  Dr. Aye. 🇵🇸 𓂆 🍉 (@a4ambitious) reported 24 minutes ago

  So good peeps, i am unable to setup and restore my whatsapp in my phone. Chat transfer is not working in my primary phone and the other phone isn't restoring already backed up chats from gmail. I have changed the primary email to another one on whatsapp 2 years ago as well. #help

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  Muhammad Idrees 💙 (@IdreesBughio) reported 27 minutes ago

  4/ Then I connected the Gmail API—and everything changed. I expected emails to be simple strings. They weren’t. Many were complex HTML documents that rendered as broken layouts or raw code on the screen.

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  Bryce Drennan (@bryced8) reported 30 minutes ago

  Everything is about to be hacked by intelligent AI swarms. Your devices, your services, your smart vacuum, your gmail. It cant be stopped. Your goal should be to limit the damage: - Copy your important files to offline backups. Literally a hard drive, not connected to internet or electricity - Setup 2-factor authentication on all important accounts. - Use a password manager so you can have randomly generated unique passwords per account... but also expect the password manager to be hacked. Keep a subset of the password in your mind only. - Limit exposure. Uninstall old software. Remove old devices from your network. Delete sensitive data if you don't need it. Make sure the devices and software you keep is updated. - Segment your network so devices cant see each other. If you want to take it to the next level, start asking AI agents to hack your own systems so you can find the issues before a hostile agent does. These next few years are going to be crazy but new security paradigms will emerge on the other end. Good luck!

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 30 minutes ago

  Slow inboxes don't lose leads. They lose deals. Threadmark watches Gmail and Microsoft 365, drafts every reply in your voice, and queues it for a one-tap send after a quick skim. Same-hour replies without switching mail clients. Live soon.

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  mikcin (@mikcinwashere) reported 31 minutes ago

  @justicecometh1 There’s 12 drops with a 16:01 timestamp. TWO of them are ZERO DELTAS to the precise TS 16:01:12 👉🏻Q2576: Dig deeper! Re_read drops re: Gmail + Xbox / PS comms [There is a reason why 'directly' after the drop MS shut down their entire network to erase 'collected & stored' data] Sometimes people need to see the future in order to save the past. Q 👉🏻 Q1564: What a wonderful day. Q

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  nifemi ❤︎ akitos chud (@akitosbat) reported 34 minutes ago

  can discord fix their verification system cuz why does every action circle back to "check ur email" ***** i lost access to it 😭😭😭 im not asking google to pls let me have access to a gmail acc cuz i wanna change my discord username

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  TTRUSTY (@TTRU5TY) reported 35 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube my email was hacked a month ago and they sent you fake information telling yall im under 13 so they could lock down the account with parental link, i have the recovery Gmail but i cant sign in because of the family link

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  WANT TO SELL #GI [GENSHIN IMPACT, END GAME] AR 60 Login Hoyoverse, bisa change email/take se-gmail BD set, username set P2W✅ no minus, no cheat, no deadlink Server ASIA, RATE OFF MC Aether, Third Owner UID 83 SKINS: Traveller, Charlotte, Bennett, Xiangling, Kirara, Xingqiu, Fischl, Kaeya, Lisa, Ningguang #bealanja #genshinimpact

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  Sidhant Uthra (@sidhantuthra) reported 35 minutes ago

  Excited for the launch of Grok Bot! I’ve been using it for the last few weeks. Some of my favorite things my Bots have done so far: - Found receipts in Gmail, filed my expenses in Ramp, and kept checking them until they were approved - Planned travel based on my preferences and loyalty accounts, figured out when I needed to leave, and updated my calendar - Coordinated with each other through a Chief of Staff Bot that only pings me when something actually needs my input - Traced issues with an internal tool through logs, triaged bugs and regressions, raised PRs, and let me know when they were ready for review Looking forward to continuing to find new ways to put my Bots to work. Check out the comments for a link to try @bot . @SpaceXAI

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  eric provencher (@pvncher) reported 37 minutes ago

  @theo FYI was running into a lot of issues creating a t3 connect account with Gmail and Apple ID. It just returned not found and I had to make an account with username and password. App has a lot of nice touches otherwise though!

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  Ola🦅 (@Olamiflow455792) reported 46 minutes ago

  @akoza__ @Adeyy___ Is it the same as if I can login with my password and gmail?

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  Sunny Koresh (@sunny_koresh) reported 51 minutes ago

  @gmail @Google I have long back used a gmail ID which I have forgotten password and unable to login. I have the same mobile number from then but was unable to recover through it alone and I didn’t have the backup mail. Is there a way that I can get back that account?

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  Corey Noles (@CoreyNoles) reported 51 minutes ago

  @buskerrrrrr I had a project trying to get all of my incoming messages from work and personal platforms into one inbox. It was mostly working, but a Google change jacked up the Gmail element that I really needed to make it worthwhile. I didnt toss it out, just took it down. Might revisit it now that were 5-6 models newer than we wrre when i built it lol

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  Dhairya Purohit (@DhairyaPurohit) reported 53 minutes ago

  All the security stuff is getting ridiculous to the point where it affects the user experience. Because I work with client i have to manage multiple Google accounts and many other accounts too, and Google is the most complicated. Because I have my phone number added to many business accounts, I cannot add it to a new Google account I create. On top of that, creating a new Gmail/google account is not as it used to be. I like to keep things separate, and the way I do is create a dedicated Gmail account for certain things. Like, if I wanna start a YouTube channel, I will create a new Gmail account, or if I wanna start selling a new service, I will make a new Gmail. Same problem with Instagram: it's hard to create a new account because every time I wanna experiment with something new or I make a product i want an Instagram for it, and Meta does not make it easy to create an account.

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  Chan (@ChanTheHuman) reported 54 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube I'm still having the issue of a hacked gmail account that was falsely locked with parental controls. Please check my response to your original DM about this when possible. Again, really sorry that I keep pestering. I just want to be sure it's being looked into.

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  Ryan Christensen (@belief_engineer) reported 55 minutes ago

  Just noticed that when I try to sign in to my Yahoo Mail account, there's an option to use my GMail account to do so. What ********? If I wanted my various email addresses linked I would just merge the accounts. Especially across providers. When did this start being a thing?

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  Yes, I am Enes (@yes_iamenes) reported 56 minutes ago

  @nullbytes00 Actually, thats not the purpose of the tool, if you are trying to replace the Raycast. In Raycast, if you enable any "mini app" like sleep timer via extension, it gives you a shortcut if you will, and also an icon in the bar, so you can easily access that feature. Raycast replaces many other things, and gives their user one, unified, stable, mature mental modal. Why that matters? With Raycast, I use the sleep timer once or twice in a day which is an extension, and I don't want to remember a shortcut for it. On the other hand, sleep timer is not an in app feature, it is independent. So I can easily set my timer via Raycast command. The issue in the SuperCmd is, translate is a feature I use in another app, like my browser. I select the text, and the ONLY way of triggering the translation is the shortcut. What else could trigger it? 1) Right click. 2) Menu bar icon like Raycast, or the SuperCmd menu item in the menubar which triggers notes, snippets etc atm. (I could set it in the settings with a switch like 'show in the bar') 3) I can select the text, trigger the SuperCmd, type translate, click on the translate selection, and the selected text can be moved into the translate screen and translation start automatically. (Lots of click, not my fav, but still a solution) Why it makes sense to have more triggers like above? 1) Your way of using the app is not same with me or anyone else. 2) Not everyone is using a function as much as you imagine, and don't want to assign and use one more shortcut. 3) Everybody has a different mental modal. This is the most important reason. When you go to gmail, there are many ways of deleting an email. Please try it, it is surprising. Imagining like "we have a delete button there, it is obvious and user can use it" is not a good way of thinking from product design perspective. So the real problem here is the lack of flexibility. User is "trapped" in one shortcut mental modal and there is not way out. This is not engineering issue. That's a total product design and UX issue. Cheers.