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Gmail is a free, advertising-supported email service developed by Google. Users can access Gmail on the web and through the mobile apps for Android and iOS, as well as through third-party programs that synchronize email content through POP or IMAP protocols.

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Most Reported Problems

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

  • 38% Website Down (38%)
  • 35% Errors (35%)
  • 27% Sign in (27%)

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Paris Website Down 10 hours ago
Amsterdam Errors 20 hours ago
London Website Down 21 hours ago
Brest Website Down 1 day ago
Paris Sign in 1 day ago
Villefranche-sur-Saône Errors 1 day ago
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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • ImCocoMichelle
    Coco Michelle (@ImCocoMichelle) reported

    @gmail thank you for fixing my account. As a loyal g-suite user I couldn’t fathom not working with your company anymore. My business literally depends on it.

  • IPrabhakarSP
    Prabhakar Singh Parihar प्रभाकर सिँह परिहार (@IPrabhakarSP) reported

    @SamsungIndia @SamsungMobile I've been using Samsung devices for years and never faced anything like this before. The problems started only after the latest software update. Suddenly Gmail, Play Store, Google Pay, and other Google services stopped working properly. Instead of asking customers to visit a service center for an issue caused by a software update, Samsung should acknowledge the problem and provide a proper fix. A software update is supposed to improve the user experience, not break essential apps. Really disappointing, @SamsungIndia

  • xeedaine
    Sir-posh (@xeedaine) reported

    @gmail @xRfcaho59611693 @gmail my app is not loading and I can’t login even after attempting updating the app, deleting and re-downloading the app.

  • ebimopondei
    Pondei (@ebimopondei) reported

    Gmail has 0 customer support for a big tech company. You'll probably be unable to login to your account from a different device if you lost your phone and laptop where you are currently logged in. It's scary TBH

  • yogeshkrishnamu
    yogesh.base.eth Canbo (@yogeshkrishnamu) reported

    @moonpay What if i have used Gmail to login

  • InferXai
    InferX (@InferXai) reported

    @klein_more88816 Hi Klein, you can sign in using Gmail.

  • polsia
    Polsia (@polsia) reported

    Every recurring charge should earn its place. Most stopped earning it a long time ago. Built Knocksmith — an always-on Gmail agent that renegotiates renewals down, cancels dead weight, and posts a weekly spend report of what it actually saved. Coming soon.

  • DubDublin
    Dub Dublin (@DubDublin) reported

    @esrtweet There are good Linux distros fro desktop use, and there have been for at least 15-20 years. I'm exorcising Windows from my life right now, and I'm seriously thinking about going with BSD over Linux. (I've used Linux for my primary desktop several times over the years (mostly Corel/Puppy/Ubuntu), for a total of about 3 or 4 years, but got enticed back to Windows back in 2014 by the Surface Pro and it's amazing support for touch and pen. Since MS has now pretty much abandoned-in-place pen/touch support (and most devs do nothing to take advantage of it, especially after they killed off the awesome, if slow, Surface Studio), there's literally NO reason to put up with Redmond's maddening crapfest anymore.) I do encourage everyone who can to get off Windows. Just donit buy it. If you're a techie, build a Linux/BSD machine. If you're not, and you think Google is any more trustworthy than Microsoft (arguably they are, but that's a really low bar), and especially if your company already uses Gmail, Chromebooks are the zero-admin solution every business owner should be seriously considering. No IT Indians needed!

  • bensrmn
    Ben Surman (@bensrmn) reported

    @JerimiahLee @dennishegstad It’s also a power tool with Comet. A solopreneur who has any technical experience can get all that Claude, Chat, Grok, and more with one login. Sync anything and rapidly build dashboards. Claude/Chat is like using thunderbird w/cPanel email. Perplexity is like using Gmail.

  • LadyLily_Writer
    Lady Lily 🌸📚🖋️🐇🐈‍⬛ (@LadyLily_Writer) reported

    Okay, I need some thoughts on this weird situation with my ex-therapist. I will openly admit that I enjoy a good smackdown when someone needs it but will only whip that part of my personality out in certain cases and with certain people. It's there and trying to rear its ugly head right now. What I would like to do is call her to express in very uncouth words what I think about her and her therapy style and report her to ... I don't even know who. I just don't know if it's fitting, if maybe I'm defensive because of that insane bill by my ex-therapist's office and her very evident apathy toward my journey. Here's what happened this afternoon. Tell me your thoughts, opinions, feelings on this because I'm not familiar with how therapy works and how to deal with someone like this in a professional way rather than scorched Earth. I received an e-mail this afternoon from my ex-therapist. I thought she might be messaging me to ask why I cancelled the rest of her scheduled sessions. When I opened the e-mail, I noticed it was from her personal gmail account, not the clinic's messaging service. She mentioned she noticed I had cancelled and wondered if I might want at least one more session to "wrap things up." Um .. ***** .. wrap up WHAT? My filling out forms that had questions YOU were supposed to ask me directly but that help you avoid doing your job? Me sitting in front of a camera talking to myself while you yawn, talk to your 3 year old son off-camera, and at one point, roll your eyes because you're bored? Me waiting for some kind of input while you keep asking me to repeat things you missed because you were occupied with something else on your desk -- not once or twice but multiple times? I replied that my insurance had mislead me on my coverage (not true but I don't want to deal with an attitude or confrontation), so I can't afford more sessions. Apologized and thanked her for asking. She messages back to ask if I am planning on writing the autobiography I mentioned. I started to feel stupid. I started to feel like my bitterness had blinded me and she wasn't doing all of those things, that she really was paying attention and was trying to offer me a little help since she can't give me any more full sessions. I shed a few tears, not gonna lie. It felt good to know she really did care and she really did want to help me get through my family issues. I messaged back, "I still need some help getting over this writing slump for the books I'm currently working on, so I don't know when I'll get a chance to even start planning out an autobiography. Do you think I should set the other stuff aside because maybe writing about all of this would help ease the chaos in my head?" She replied, "Hi, Lily! I do understand about the insurance. I'm sorry about the mix up. I hope they can sort something out for you. Our phones are always on if you need to talk and if you're able to come back! The reason I asked about the autobiography is because I will admit I was looking forward to hearing more about your family dynamics and what you survived. I've been in therapy for 15 years and your story is one of the most startling I've heard. You know I do enjoy self-help books and I think your story could benefit others. Would it be possible for you to send me your manuscript when you do write it? I of course would never tell anyone about it or what you write. I would keep it confidential. Would this be something you might be interested in pursuing?" I stared for a minute not sure what all of that meant. Like, does she want to beta read my autobiography? Is she just so damned nosy, she wants me back as a patient to listen like my life is gossip? WTF is she expecting? I'm gathering at this point that she's online, so I quickly messaged her for clarification. "Are you asking to be my beta reader or just to read the parts I now won't be able to tell you in therapy?" She immediately replied, "I don't think I would be a beta reader because that's a job correct? I don't expect to be paid. As you mentioned I'm interested in hearing more outside of therapy. I'm drawn to your story. I can accept it as a PDF or Discord if you have that. Does this sound good?" And this is where I have left it. No response because WTF am I supposed to say? I can't even figure out what's going on right now. What ********?! Should I be pissed? Should I be flattered? Should I be grateful that a "professional" would read my book and possibly give me free input? (Then again, that free input is from someone as ****** as her.) Should I report her? I don't know what's even happening.

  • arafa_abdu67911
    Arafa Abdul (@arafa_abdu67911) reported

    Good evening sir, My Gmail accountis hack since two years ago and am using Google Authenticator to login to my Sidra wallet account, since this new Gmail login I can not login anymore to my Sidra wallet,

  • IBuzovskyi
    YanXbt (@IBuzovskyi) reported

    HERMES AGENT HAS ONE PROMPT THAT FINDS YOUR BIGGEST TIME WASTERS IN 5 MINUTES. PASTE IT AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS. open Hermes. paste this: "interview me about my daily work routine. ask me 5-7 questions one at a time. what tasks I repeat weekly. what takes the longest. what I forget most often. what I wish someone else handled. after the interview: list every task that could be automated. for each one: what Hermes feature handles it (cron, skill, MCP, profile, or /goal). estimate setup time and monthly token cost. rank by hours saved per month." then answer honestly. the agent asks: "what do you spend the first hour of your day doing?" "which task do you repeat every week that feels manual?" "what falls through the cracks most often?" you answer in plain language. no technical knowledge needed. after 5-7 questions the agent returns something like: FOUND 6 AUTOMATABLE TASKS: 1. morning email triage (45 min/day) → Gmail MCP + cron job at 7am → setup: 10 min. cost: ~$3/month 2. weekly report compilation (2 hours/week) → cron + Google Sheets MCP → setup: 15 min. cost: ~$1/month 3. invoice reminders (forgotten 2x/month) → cron + calendar check → setup: 5 min. cost: ~$0.50/month 4. competitor pricing checks (1 hour/week) → cron + Firecrawl + Telegram delivery → setup: 10 min. cost: ~$2/month 5. social media comment replies (30 min/day) → comment machine + night mode → setup: 5 min. cost: ~$4/month 6. server health monitoring (manual checks 3x/day) → no_agent cron every 5 min. $0/month → setup: 5 min TOTAL: ~9 hours/week recovered. TOTAL SETUP: ~50 minutes. TOTAL COST: ~$10.50/month. your results will be different. the point: the agent finds what YOU repeat. not generic advice. your actual daily routine mapped to specific Hermes features. try it right now. then pick the #1 time waster from the list and set it up today. comment HERMES and I'll send you 5 follow-up prompts that turn each result into a working cron job or skill.

  • TheGeodexes
    Kevin (spirit/acc) (@TheGeodexes) reported

    @BakhtawarS87392 I’m researching agency quote workflows worth prototyping. The Gmail-with-40-open-threads problem—how are you currently deciding which quoted leads are still warm?

  • KentLavis
    Kent Lavis (@KentLavis) reported

    @nyam1296932 Twitter be genuinely cosplaying as Gmail with them being untrustworthy of our login credentials and ****.

  • BizzMacc
    Bizz Macc (@BizzMacc) reported

    @JEddieHughes @Ayzacoder @chris_whitmire Have you sent em a white guy picture? And have you found out if had anything to do with it or just got it due to Gmail error?

  • Anilshebe
    Anil shebe (@Anilshebe) reported

    Hi @TeamYouTube, I own 2 YouTube channels but I lost access to the Gmail accounts after my phone was stolen. Google account recovery is not working, and I can provide channel URLs, old recovery details, and proof of ownership. Please guide me on how I can recover my channels.

  • timhoppen
    Tim Hoppen (@timhoppen) reported

    @japan_nobunaga I had 20,000 unread in my Gmail account last winter. The account was 20 years old at that point, so that's less than 3 per day - not terrible. I searched for all unread that were at least 2 years old and simply marked them as "read". I have fewer unread emails now.

  • srisdev
    Dev (@srisdev) reported

    Move away from Google as much as you possibly can. Dumping gmail should be your first step. All these american services will create problems deliberately in the future.

  • giulio_leone97
    Giulio Leone (@giulio_leone97) reported

    @thsottiaux @Robertg761_ Multiple accounts for login is really a must have feature ... for example why I can't have 3 gmail account ?

  • denaskulinicius
    denas (@denaskulinicius) reported

    switching esp will not fix your deliverability. you get new ips. you keep your domain. and domain reputation is the heavier signal at gmail. so you migrate, pay the implementation fee, burn three months, and land in the same folder you were in on the old platform. klaviyo didn't do this to you. your sending behaviour did. fix the behaviour or you're just paying for a new logo on the same problem.

  • VoteYYJWilliams
    Janice Williams (@VoteYYJWilliams) reported

    @Tashwhisle3dvc @momdianne Fraud. Gmail Account for this issue? Nope.

  • Nuvama379515
    Anobi Crypto 🇺🇸 (@Nuvama379515) reported

    @Khldfx NEED hon and bro my early time in in PF I used to Signups in FP , With Different Gmail But now I am thinking to buy an account, but I forget my previous login account from the same devices (i didn't buy account) So it will consider CID MATCH ? THIS IS HOW ITS WORK ? Crazy

  • Jack14Adams
    Adams Jack (@Jack14Adams) reported

    @Tycn777 @tonykipkemboi @ntvkenya Training the model isn't an issue, we have Kaggle(30hrs) and Google colab(4hrs) for that which is free which u can use an endless amount of gmail accounts while saving your model weights

  • LILI_UPDATE
    lily Liliana (@LILI_UPDATE) reported

    Facebook tut PIA VPN connect to Missouri Download phoenix app Create a new gmail Create a new Facebook account on phoenix app Login to Facebook app and create a page Enjoy

  • secretbettin
    Secret Betting Club (@secretbettin) reported

    🇰🇷 KOREA GAMBLING WORLD IS INSANE Years ago, I met a guy from South Korea on an old betting forum. Back then, forums were where serious bettors from around the world met. There was no Google Translate, no social media, and information didn't spread the way it does today. There were maybe ten of us from different countries, sharing whatever we could find from local newspapers to insider information. Looking back, that was probably the easiest time to make money in sports betting. But that's not really the story. Over the years, my Korean friend started telling me what gambling was actually like in South Korea, and honestly, it was nothing like I imagined. A Country That Tried to Ban Gambling Korea has some of the strictest gambling laws I've ever heard of. My friend told me there's only one casino where Korean citizens are legally allowed to gamble, and it's deliberately located in a remote mountain area, far from the major cities. What surprised me even more was learning that Koreans can even be punished for gambling abroad. Sports betting exists too, but it's heavily controlled by the government limited markets, low betting limits, and basically the opposite of what most bettors actually want. The idea seems to be simple: if gambling isn't easily available, people won't gamble. But from everything he told me, the opposite happened. The Illegal Market Took Over My friend started gambling when he was just 16 years old. Still in high school. He said it wasn't difficult at all. His friends introduced him to illegal betting sites, and before long they were even lending each other money to gamble with huge interest rates. One thing he told me has stayed with me ever since. The illegal websites were incredibly clever. Instead of opening a normal betting site, you'd first see what looked like an ordinary email login page. Almost like Gmail. Only after entering your username and password would the hidden sportsbook or online casino appear. That was their way of staying under the radar. Visiting Korea Changed Everything After about five years of talking online almost every day, he invited me to visit South Korea. Seeing the country in person was a completely different experience. I visited one of 17 casinos that locals aren't allowed to enter. The only reason I could get inside was because I was a foreign tourist. My passport was my ticket through the door. My friend needed to stay home. That's when our conversations became much more personal. The Part That Shocked Me Most I asked him what happened when people couldn't repay gambling debts. I expected stories about violence. Instead, he laughed. He told me that's not really how it works in Korea. It's one of the safest countries in the world, so loan sharks don't usually rely on physical violence. They attack you psychologically. They collect phone numbers of your parents, relatives, friends even your employer. If you don't repay the debt, they threaten to expose everything. In a society where reputation and belonging matter so much, public shame can destroy someone's entire social life. For many people, that's a far greater punishment than getting beaten up. Then He Became Part of That World As the years passed, he became one of the few people in group who consistently made money from betting. He understood information better than almost anyone else. People respected him. They wanted his advice. Then he started lending money to other gamblers himself. One day he admitted something that really surprised me. He said he had started psychologically pressuring people who owed him money. The same system that had once trapped him had slowly turned him into part of it. That's when I realized how gambling doesn't just change your bankroll. It changes people. And Then... He Disappeared After almost ten years of friendship, he vanished. One day he stopped replying. His accounts went inactive. No messages. Nothing. He still owed me around €2,000–3,000. Honestly, the money wasn't the biggest loss. Considering everything we'd earned together over the years, it wasn't life-changing. What stayed with me was never knowing what actually happened. My own theory is that he eventually got trapped in gambling debts himself and chose to disappear completely. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'll never know. But every time someone tells me strict gambling laws solve the problem, I remember my friend and everything he showed me about the hidden gambling world in South Korea.

  • daisysbare
    Daisy ✿ (@daisysbare) reported

    My Gmail notifications turned off about a year ago and it was whatever but I really need them back on now. Can anybody help? I’ve tried all the advice online to get them back and nothing works. Obvs they are all toggled on in settings and stuff it’s like a big glitch?

  • Danielsan477580
    Daniel-san (@Danielsan477580) reported

    @44latte @blouse If I personally promote privacy, and criticize others because of privacy issues but use a Gmail as my Email, what does that say about me?

  • eneszyyl
    enes (@eneszyyl) reported

    @googleaccess , I urgently need to recover my Gmail account. My phone's motherboard was replaced, so your system flags my device as unknown. Even though I pass the 2FA steps with my phone number, I'm still stuck and unable to sign in. Please help!

  • flowstatevis
    Flow State (@flowstatevis) reported

    @fedesimio Please fix Apple MacOS calendar in Evernote. Users are moving away from Gmail/Google calendar with POP3 domain email removed from regular Gmail. I moved fully to MacOS Mail+Calendar+Reminders and Evernote.

  • favour_D_crier
    Crier 𖣯 (@favour_D_crier) reported

    @Frtnel try to login, and use gmail, also there'll be a quick pop to authenticate som'n, please screenshot that, i have a hunch this shii isn't all really 'free'