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 (37%)
• Errors (33%)
• Sign in (30%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Gasteiz / Vitoria	Sign in	34 minutes ago
Bréhan	Sign in	12 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	19 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	2 days ago
Cannes	Sign in	2 days ago
Luc-la-Primaube	Website Down	2 days ago

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Community Discussion

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Shakaal (@Shakaal_786) reported 1 minute ago

  @JaidevJamwal @adgpi All the mobile numbers mentioned here are issued to the Office rather than the Officer. For safety of the gov or nic server from spam ware, at many places Gmail email ids are used. The officials mentioned here have a public profile on purpose.

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  BEN (@BiGBENNGTR) reported 2 minutes ago

  @socetyhatesjay Loader: all you need is ssn and bank login and na self cashout Give loader login and ssn Loader: ehh we go need e gmail login too Give loader the login Loader: Shey he go fit go bank go withdraw money or send the money give us or make he send waybill us e CC Loader too useless

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  Glorious God (@GloriousGod01) reported 2 minutes ago

  A neighbor from my former compound who is a yahoo boy visited my house two months ago and wanted me to help him create several email accounts with my phone to carry out his fraudulent activities. I refused. He tried to access my phone behind my back but it was locked and he could not get in. When I woke up, he begged me to give him my phone to transfer some files. I gave him the phone without thinking much and went into the kitchen to prepare lunch. After a few minutes, it clicked. I rushed back and caught him creating an email account. He had already created some, logged them into his phone and logged them out from mine so I would not notice. We got into a small argument. I took his phone, went straight to his Gmail and started deleting the accounts I suspected he created with my phone. I deleted about three and handed the phone back to him. That was where the problem started. One of the emails I deleted was his main account he used to communicate with his clients (his victims). He demanded 1 million naira. I refused. He paid some boys, I believe cultists, to ambush me on my way to work. I barely escaped. I stayed in a hotel for one week waiting for things to calm down. They did not. I got home from work one afternoon and was in the shower when I heard a loud bang on my door. I looked through my window and there they were. I almost freaked out, but I decided to be a man and came out. My saving grace? Their leader was a guy I always tip at my junction who is always there smoking. He looked at me and said, "Oh bros, na you?" I felt relieved immediately. I still gave them 100k to settle the matter. I know what would have happened to me that day. Above all, love God.

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  Biju Peter (@bijupeter) reported 8 minutes ago

  You reset your phone and try to login to #gmail or #microsoft app, they send security message to the same app. How the hell are we supposed to access this? Same with #linkedin as well. What kind of security system is this?

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  IT Guy (@T3chFalcon) reported 9 minutes ago

  Google just launched selfie video sign-in. You record a short video with guided head movements. Google stores it encrypted. if you get locked out, you record another one. Google compares the two. you're in. it's opt-in. account recovery only. not your primary login. now the privacy questions nobody in the launch coverage is asking: Google already has: — your search history — your location history — your YouTube watch history — your Gmail — your Google Photos, including face recognition across all your images — your voice from Google Assistant now optionally: a multi-angle biometric facial scan with liveness data. Google says the video is encrypted, used only for sign-in by default, and deletable at any time. there's an opt-in to let them use it to improve facial recognition. also worth noting: this launches the same week Google is being sued in California for using AI to generate fake reviews. the same week a German court ruled Google is liable for false information its AI generates. the same week the EU fined Google €2.4 billion. the company asking you to record your face for account recovery is having a week. your face is the one password you can never change. that's always been true. Google just asked you to store it with them.

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  TheLightCrypto (@OjTheLight) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Wajim4_life @sidrachain I login through Kycport, you can try with Gmail if that doesn't work, but you should do it on a fresh page

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  Krishna Singh (@krishnasinghdev) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Google I've reached a point where I genuinely don't trust Gmail's account recovery system anymore. Why does Gmail sometimes keep sending verification codes to the very email account I'm locked out of, instead of offering the option to receive an OTP on my verified phone number? Other times, it asks me to verify using a device I stopped using years ago, with no practical alternative. The most frustrating part is the lack of a way to contact a real support team. There seems to be no process where you can submit proof that you're the legitimate owner of the account—whether it's identity documents, recovery information, or any other evidence. For many of us, a Gmail account isn't just an email address. It's connected to years of personal memories, important documents, banking, work accounts, photos, and countless other services. Losing access can feel like losing a part of your digital life. I understand that strong security is important, but a recovery system should also be practical for legitimate account owners. Right now, it feels like the system can lock out the real owner while offering no meaningful way to resolve the issue. Has anyone else experienced this? Were you eventually able to recover your account, or did you lose access permanently? I'd really like to hear other people's stories and what worked for them.

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  Lucy Ann Clark (@LucyAnnCla17599) reported 19 minutes ago

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  muhammadriyaz (@riyaz0786ahmad) reported 19 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube Gmail recovery sem OTP issue first OTP mobile number available second OTP same Gmail issue

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  Chris & Nolan (@chrisnolansf) reported 21 minutes ago

  Real examples: Sales exec: connect Salesforce + Gmail. Fig instantly synthesizes account history and drafts perfectly tailored client updates. E-commerce owner: connect Shopify + Stripe. Fig monitors sales trends and flags inventory drops before they become a problem. Dev team: load code-review, front-end-design, and cloud-best-practices packages. Fig learns your exact styling and guidelines. Legal pro: add the specialized legal package. Fig becomes an expert on NDAs and vendor contract negotiations.

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  Tony Simons (@tonysimons_) reported 21 minutes ago

  @RouteAPI Totally fair concern. It’s not one blanket OAuth grant across every service. Each app is connected and authorized separately, so Gmail, Canva, Facebook, etc. can each be revoked independently. Composio also supports tighter controls: - OAuth scopes can be customized per app using a custom auth config - Individual tools/actions can be allowlisted, such as Gmail read + draft but no send or delete The caveat: the 30-second Composio Connect setup I used relies on their managed default scopes. For strict least-privilege access, I’d configure a custom session/MCP server with only the exact apps, scopes, and actions Hermes needs.

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  The Mayor (@MayorOfEpcot) reported 21 minutes ago

  @ChatGPTapp @OpenAI I keep getting "The Gmail tool has been disabled." Is this a known issue or is it just me?

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  Pro-UK Anti-Theism gc2047 ⚛️🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇦 (@AyrshireBog) reported 24 minutes ago

  @jessesingal The cynic in me thinks that they want to encourage use of paid AI so they are degrading basic functionality. I have been having problems getting GMail search to locate obvious older emails. But I bet if I paid for Geminin it would find them.

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  Joseph (@Jojostimabl) reported 25 minutes ago

  I’ve already saved more time by removing a step than by adding a tool to it. Whenever an action came up regularly, my builder instinct was to figure out how to hand it over to a machine. But quite often, that was actually a waste of time. A very simple example: after every client call, you write three notes in Notion, create two tasks in Todoist, then send a recap email. My old instinct would have been to connect Notion to n8n, then n8n to Todoist and Gmail. But when you automate that too quickly, you always forget the edge cases. Like when you need to send documents, or when you have to get back to the client after doing a bit of research, and so on. By automating too quickly, you haven’t removed the work. You’ve added more complexity to your system without gaining any real efficiency. So now, I go through four questions: Can we remove it? Can we do it less often? Can we make it identical every time? And only then, which tool is actually worth spending time on? A machine is very good at repeating a clear decision. It doesn’t decide for you what still deserves to exist. It’s less exciting than connecting a new tool. But it prevents you from building something complicated around a broken habit.

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  Rohit Rai (@Roh1tRai) reported 27 minutes ago

  Dear @gmail we’re your users you should care us not ignore us i am sharing this issue from many days but no one is helping me in your team. This account is very helpful for me. I have admob and many accounts. Please help me to login.

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  Nourang Saharan (@NourangSaharan) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Google @gmail I’ve already reached out about my account recovery issue, but the response didn’t solve my problem. I’m stuck in a loop where I get an OTP on my phone, but the second OTP is sent to the email I’m trying to recover. How can I move forward? #GoogleSupport #HelpNeeded

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  Opskribe (@Opskribe_Ai) reported 30 minutes ago

  New consensus this week: AI agents can't run a process you never wrote down. So here's one Opskribe wrote in 8 seconds: Refund a customer 1. Verify order in Stripe 2. Confirm under 30 days 3. Issue refund 4. Email the customer Tools: Stripe, Gmail Done: Stripe shows Succeeded

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  Pixel UI by Google (@pixeluibygoogle) reported 31 minutes ago

  On Pixel phones, the Gmail app now integrates Google’s Gemini AI, offering advanced inbox summaries, smart writing tools, and proactive assistance making it more than just an email client, but a productivity hub. Key Gmail Features on Pixel Phones: 1. Al Overviews 2. Help Me Write 3. Suggested Replies 4. Proofread 5. AI Inbox (experimental) 6. Spam & Security 7. Calendar Integration 8. Multi-Account Support 9. Wear OS Support Bugs and Missing or Removed Features: 1. Gmailify 2. POP Access 3. AI Inbox (experimental) 4. Reply Keyboard Bug 5. AI Override Issue

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  enes (@eneszyyl) reported 33 minutes ago

  @gmail My phone's motherboard was replaced, causing a HWID change. Now I'm trapped in a broken 2FA loop! I verify my SMS code, but your system demands a code sent to the LOCKED Gmail account itself "Try another way" gives ZERO options. Please human support help!

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  PhantomDogman (@LvDogman) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Google Wait someone have tried login to gmail that is shown in this gif using this new method?

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  Cynthia Toporowski (@ItsCynnamoroll) reported 35 minutes ago

  See, I used to believe this. I did everything. I used @ControlDNS, I was exclusively on Ubuntu and GrapheneOS, I used @brave, didn't use any Google services (including YouTube), paid for the entire @ProtonPrivacy suite. Biggest waste of time in my life. The deeper down the rabbit hole you go, the more you realize that resistance is futile. Genuinely. Google runs the biggest ad and tracking network in the world. They also happen to run the compute for a lot of services you use and rely on daily. Amazon runs another big ad and tracking network, and they have an even bigger compute share than Google. Same with Microsoft. If you use a DNS server or browser to block network requests, that itself becomes a fingerprint. They can track you based on what you block, and often fallback to first party domain tracking. Browser fingerprinting cannot be prevented as Brave likes to claim. A lot of websites in my daily life wouldn't accept a Proton email or a custom domain. Only trusted domains like Gmail and iCloud were accepted. It isn't worth the hassle. I hate it, but I've accepted it.

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  Niko (@NikoCoustas) reported 42 minutes ago

  @disagreebutter We should stop using all those businesses. Except Twitter though. And some restaurants, and Gmail, and every home builder in the state and well you get the point. Laws allow this to happen, one simple law would fix about 90% of immigration

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  Honest Citizen (@manish_999999) reported 49 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube I am unable to login to my old gmail account and access any product, please help

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  Joseph Thacker (@rez0__) reported 50 minutes ago

  Obituaries in 2150 be like: - John Doe, 116 years old - Duolingo streak of 95696 days - WHOOP streak of 41046 days - Screen Time report: 847,000 hours (down 2% from last week, finally) - Died as he lived: 94% exercise was in Zone 2 - Survived by his wife, three kids, and 1.2 million unopened LinkedIn requests from recruiters - His Spotify Wrapped will be released posthumously - Gmail inbox: 2.4 million unread - Last words: "Hey Siri, cancel my 7am alarm" - His Tesla attended the funeral autonomously from the parking lot - Apple Watch detected the fall. It was too late. It logged it as a workout anyway. - ChatGPT Plus subscription auto-renewed the day after - Per his wishes, his ashes were scattered... but the location was shared via Find My for 30 more days - Cause of death: closed his rings for the 15,000th consecutive day and simply had nothing left to live for.

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  Muhammet A. 👉🏻 Mobile Dev (@indiesoftwaredv) reported 51 minutes ago

  @manol_ai I never though X login do you think only Gmail is enough?

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  Edelweiss (@KroatenNDH) reported 51 minutes ago

  @HustleBitch_ Alexa is able to reveal private details about users, such as their profession or education, by cross-referencing data from the entire Amazon ecosystem (purchases, searches, emails, and calendars) and leveraging AI to infer information from unintentionally intercepted conversations. The system analyzes audio snippets recorded in the background and combines micro-information collected over time to personalize responses, often without being able to explain the exact origin of the data. That said, the very first step is downloading the app, so Alexa isn't the problem, but the idiot who relies on technology and prefers to use Alexa instead of using his brain. We should reflect on this instead. Everything that's convenient is stupid... Longanesi said: "They lived unhappily because it was cheaper"... Today's humans are zombified, that's the reality. I don't have Alexa, I have the TV off, I've set the privacy options to prevent her from spying on me at home, I've disabled the camera and microphone on my computer, and on my phone, specifically Gmail and Google, I've disabled location, tracking, smart text, the ability to listen to my conversations, etc. And if someone wants to call me, I have a separate phone just for calling, and nothing else. The problem isn't Alexa, trust me, our world is based on consent. If Alexa is a problem, we created the problem because by downloading and installing her, we agreed to use her... we agreed... so all you have to do is not agree and use your brain, easy, right?

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  Ghost (@dannyrichiesfx) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Keepmyidsafe @AU79executioner Go to the website click on login put the registered Gmail and you'll recieve the login link on yout email

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  BADDAN||Bollz (@A_Guy_0751) reported 54 minutes ago

  @drewlevin Ticket ID 136835411 I dont know if this has to do with parental controls but i can't login to my account after submitting a ticket to change my gmail associated to the account, i think it has something to do

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  denaskul (@denaskulinicius) reported 55 minutes ago

  if your password resets ever hit spam, here's why: you send marketing and transactional from the same place. so when a promo blast spikes complaints, it bleeds into your receipts, resets, and confirmations. the standard fix: split the streams. transactional on its own subdomain. marketing on another. but know the limit subdomains aren't a firewall. gmail rolls subdomain behavior up into your root domain. so separation contains the damage. it doesn't make you immune. the only true isolation is a separate domain (or dedicated IP). most brands learn all of this the day a customer can't log in.

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  CodewithDivine💙 (@CodewithDivine) reported 57 minutes ago

  Founders, devs, and busy professionals this one's for you. @Brevpulse was built to fix one problem: notification overload. One daily digest. All your apps. AI summaries. Email, WhatsApp, or Telegram delivery. you can connect apps like Gmail, slack, TikTok etc...