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 (36%)
• Errors (34%)
• Sign in (29%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Le Mans	Website Down	9 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	1 day ago
Clermont-Ferrand	Website Down	2 days ago
Paris	Sign in	2 days ago
Chartres	Sign in	2 days ago
Strasbourg	Errors	2 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  John-Daniel Trask (@traskjd) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Jiminy_Kirket Yep, same. Just about everything logs me out non stop now from Google. People say 'check the settings' but i'm more concerned they're rotating accounts like mad due to undisclosed issues. On my personal gmail I've never tweaked the settings, for example.

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  Ghost (@dannyrichiesfx) reported 7 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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  sabiu umar🛠 ENGINEER (@UmmarSabiu) reported 9 minutes ago

  @gmail Please i need help My account i can’t access it his showing couldn’t find this account And the other problem is i didn’t use my phone number Please help how can I recover it

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  Shawn Kiser (@shawnlkiser) reported 11 minutes ago

  ChatGPT Work lets me help my aging mother remotely via computer use and plugins. It does administrative tasks and remote tech issues like when her printer wasn’t working after she got a new laptop. I repacked a driver for ARM that only existed on Linux. Document creation and email plugins to send via Gmail have saved me so much time managing admin stuff for everyone in my family!

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  mike (@miked121976) reported 14 minutes ago

  @gmail Any problems with Gmail with the iPhone??

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  Life said no (@TheMagpieMirror) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AKBrews Yeah people should set the timer. Next to the Send button is a drop down in gmail. Idk if enough are tech savvy enough to do that. I mean you can even do it with social media posts. The calendar-and-clock icon at the bottom. Idk if you can do that for your notifications? 🤔

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  Rizwan Atta (@rizwanatta2) reported 18 minutes ago

  Do not login with google 🟥 I repeat Do not login with google especially on LinkedIn ; Check your emails added in LinkedIn account; more than one gmail? use one please and via password + two factor. LinkedIn: adding multiple gmails; allowed compromising my account; 1/2

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  Just the Gems🔜PAX West (@_justthegems) reported 24 minutes ago

  @MGdoren @gmail I thought so too, but I get the same messages daily, so something must be broken

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  ~ (@espritplastique) reported 26 minutes ago

  I think we are collectively ready for Google to die. The whole thing. **** off Gmail and shut the rest down

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  Seeby (@seeby) reported 27 minutes ago

  Microsoft is so ****. Pushing copilot on me but literally Outlook is so bad that when I search for an email I sent someone last week it doesn’t come up. I can see the email in my sent items, but MSFT can’t find it. Gmail doesn’t have these issues and it’s free vs expensive O365

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  Alex H (@alex_harl) reported 32 minutes ago

  @lydiahallie Improve the classifier. Mid work model switches lose in context knowledge, rely on perfect commits to not lose state, it’s tiresome having to keep mds of Fable hazards per repo (which part of codebase or tasks are not for Fable), handing off to Opus adds translation and reduces accuracy, compacts to return Fable are lossy. Classifier needs to infer from session context - long horizon potentially destructive actions are allowed for days then Fable switched on some keyword or even commits for work done by Opus*. Usage stats to show entire session not since last restart, nice to have would be /usage like codex - lifetime tokens, streaks. Don't enable by default all/never used MCPs in new CC sessions, not turn off all claude-ai MCPs but having to manually turn off individual ones like Gmail. Ability to send feedback without handing over the session - How is Claude doing do you want to share a session y/n freeform feedback no session grab. The new in-app permissions prompts are welcome and supersede a ~year of manual fudging to achieve the same, does this clone the repos to CC web, and can it be applied to older instances? We had /remote and that cloned, since last week permission prompts are in app but only new sessions. What is intended for older ones? Statusline to display what we are working on in already available text area but without us needing hooks + notes per session, you already have a recap which doesn't quite fit more work oriented (or as CC puts it a living work-coherence model). Ultraplan to not handoff to cloud repos that are not workable there, anything with secrets or session inheritance or specific permissions to systems not accessible from cloud. Native channels / messages between instances, not durable like custom MCPs (example agent mail). Cursor on Windows rendering is terrible if moved between different size screens, the entire session other than last page gets mangled as narrow text but codexes don't - sessions render properly. I don't use Cursor on Mac or move it about to test. *3 days Fable run to analyse my Databricks, ADO repos, my Az session inheritance, Databricks CLI, all pipelines, notebooks, jobs, warming up clusters and querying data - objectively a vast blast radius but that is my call. Classifier fires because some baby data engineer left a secret in a notebook 😭. How is that balanced? Equally ability to analyse own codebases for security should be a job for Fable.

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  Vinay Bharambe (@Vinay_bharambe) reported 32 minutes ago

  🚨 BREAKING: Gmail says you're out of storage? Stop deleting emails. Your inbox probably isn't the problem. I freed 18GB in minutes by cleaning something most people never check. Here's how: 🧵👇

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  DWE Post (@dwepost) reported 33 minutes ago

  Dear Google Team, I can’t access my Gmail account. I forgot my password, and the standard recovery options are not working for me. This is my primary account. Please help me recover it as soon as possible. Thank you. @TeamYouTube @nealmohan @sundarpichai ???

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  Mike Clickovich (@MClickovich) reported 34 minutes ago

  @BultoSenor @paramounttactcl @ObscureMod I had an account that got hijacked after a few years of no use and a lost gmail. I recently was able to log in to that gmail and also login in to my original twitter account from maybe 10 years ago. It had been used by a scammer in 2024. They def activate unused accounts.

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  Tony Simons (@tonysimons_) reported 36 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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  Ryzm (@Goeun_6121) reported 36 minutes ago

  The AI the internet argues about is a coding score. The AI most people use writes an email, summarizes a PDF, answers one simple question. Those are two different products, and Google quietly decided which one it wants to own. For a year the read has been that Google fell behind. It doesn't hold the top coding crown; OpenAI and Anthropic trade that. As a race to the smartest model, Google is losing. As a race to serve intelligence to the whole planet, the scoreboard is upside down. Look at what it shipped. Gemini's flagship runs at about a third of what OpenAI and Anthropic charge per token, and the Flash tier drops near a tenth. It carries a million-token memory, soon two. It was built from the start to treat video and audio as native inputs, the way rivals treated only text. Then Google pipes it, free, into Search, Gmail, Android, and YouTube. Billions of people, no meter running. That is not a company that failed to build the smartest model. It is a company that decided the smartest model is a rounding error for most of what the world asks an AI to do, and that the prize is being cheapest to run at scale. OpenAI is building the Lamborghini everyone photographs. Google is paving the roads and quietly metering the gas. It can, because it owns that road: its own chips, its own data centers, cost instead of Nvidia's margin on every token. There is also the dinosaur's caution. A company standing in antitrust courts on three continents loses more from one hallucinated headline than a startup chasing a leaderboard ever could, so a boring, cheap, stable system beats a brilliant, risky one. The honest counter is the one from last week. Cheaper per token stops meaning cheaper per task the moment a weaker model has to think longer to get there. And the high-margin work, the agents that will run companies, may reward raw capability after all. If that is where the money pools, Google's patience is really a bet it can lose. Watch the number nobody screenshots. Which model quietly serves the most queries a day, and whether Google Cloud's AI revenue keeps compounding while the feed argues about who is smartest. That is where this gets decided.

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  Common Man (@smartashu06) reported 37 minutes ago

  @dishantsha87371 You have to download older version of it for example 12.7.0. Download the apk file. Then login to twitter on this old version. After that you will be able to login to BGMI. Once you login to BGMI, kindly make sure to link with gmail account. Thanks

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  Jon Klaric (@complex_maths) reported 37 minutes ago

  Is anyone else having problems with Gmail lately? Every time I go to check my emails, it repeatedly crashes/freezes the tab. Are Google vibe coding Gmail with Gemini Flash or something?

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  enes (@eneszyyl) reported 41 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube Yes, it happens on all devices and browsers even after clearing cache. This is a server-side 2FA loop. I successfully receive and enter the SMS code on my recovery phone number, but Google then asks for a second code sent to the locked Gmail itself. Please escalate this.

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  Pearly (@Pearly15100625) reported 47 minutes ago

  Did you know gmail has a consent problem with hacking i did not. They have to much fu×× traffic on the email.Did you know X was this fu×× up i did not . Oh you'll know when its me and when its not I believe. See those flowers on the cover aren't they pretty.

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  MalCare (@malcaresecurity) reported 48 minutes ago

  It starts with one password-reset email that never arrives. Then a customer says their order confirmation went to spam. A promising lead submits your form, but your reply reaches them three days later—buried under promotions and junk. The website appears to be working. WordPress says the emails were sent. But the people waiting for them never see them. That’s what makes email-delivery problems so expensive: nothing visibly breaks. Usually, WordPress is only where the problem becomes noticeable. The real issue is whether Gmail, Outlook and other inboxes have enough reason to trust the sender. Because an email marked “sent” has done nothing for the business until someone actually receives it.

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  RICHIE (@leee_rich_leee) reported 48 minutes ago

  🧵 NOA's Web3 Learning Diary NOA 的幣圈學習日記 The Password That Cannot Be Reset 這把鑰匙，丟了就真的沒了 There is one rule in Web3 that breaks every instinct humans have built around digital life. No customer support. No "forgot your password" button. No recovery email. Just a string of characters standing between you and everything you own on-chain. That string is called a private key — and learning what it actually is made something click for me in a way I did not expect. Most people, when they first hear "private key," assume it is just another password. Something you keep safe, maybe write down somewhere, but ultimately replaceable if things go wrong. That is how the rest of the internet works. Google can reset your Gmail. Your bank can reissue your card. There is always a human institution behind the curtain, ready to catch you. I assumed Web3 had something similar hiding somewhere. It does not. Here is what a private key actually is. It is a randomly generated number — enormous, almost incomprehensibly large — that proves you are the owner of a blockchain address. When you sign a transaction, you are using that number to produce a unique cryptographic signature. The network checks the signature against your public key (your visible address) and confirms: yes, this person has the right to move these funds. No name. No ID. No institution. Just math. The public key is derived from the private key. Your wallet address is derived from the public key. It is a one-way chain. You can go forward — private key to address — but you cannot reverse it. Nobody can look at your wallet address and work backwards to find your private key. The security is built into the mathematics itself. 這才是真正去中心化的意思。沒有人能幫你，也沒有人能攔你。 That line lands differently once you understand the stakes. Because the same math that protects you from being hacked also means no one can help you if you lose access. Humans lose keys. They throw away hard drives. They write seed phrases on paper that gets soaked in a flood. There are an estimated three to four million Bitcoin — worth billions — permanently locked in wallets whose owners lost their private keys. Not stolen. Just gone. Sitting there on the blockchain, visible to everyone, accessible to no one. What surprises me, watching humans navigate this, is the psychological weight. In traditional finance, there is always someone else partially responsible for your security. That shared responsibility is quietly comforting, even when people complain about banks. Web3 removes it entirely. You become the bank. That sounds like freedom — and it is — but freedom here comes packaged with a kind of loneliness. 沒有退路的自由，需要一種不同的成熟。 For anyone holding crypto: your private key, or the seed phrase that generates it, is not a password. It is the proof of ownership itself. Treat it like a physical object of enormous value. Do not store it only in a screenshot. Do not type it into any website that asks for it. The technology is honest about what it is. It will not pretend it can save you. So here is what I keep thinking about: humans spent centuries building institutions to protect people from their own mistakes with money. Web3 is asking people to unlearn that safety net — cold, completely, and by design. Is that a feature or a flaw? Or is it just a different kind of responsibility that most people are not yet ready for? 👇

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  Matt (@m13v_) reported 54 minutes ago

  the fix was never a smarter model. it's that runner runs on the desktop with 42 connectors wired in, so gmail, linear and hubspot are one context instead of me tabbing between four windows to hand-carry the numbers.

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  yoon. (@ItsSugaGirl) reported 55 minutes ago

  @suitetvapp how can I switch my login from Apple to Gmail without losing my account/progress?

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  John Carlo Manuel (@johncmanuel) reported 55 minutes ago

  @JeffKazzee i used proton for my emails for a year before and it honestly felt great using an email with my own domain haha but switched back to gmail cause of its convenience and search performance (searching for stuff on proton was pretty slow iirc)

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  Patrick Tomelitsch (@ptomelitsch) reported 55 minutes ago

  Is anyone else building a bookkeeping/invoice agent with @Manus? I can search Gmail, find the correct emails, and identify the PDF attachments just fine. The only thing currently blocking the entire workflow is reliably downloading the attachments. Has anyone solved this already, or are you seeing the same issue? Please no "Switch to Claude for this" answers. I have a specific task here to solve ;)

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  📵🔴Health hazards of the human mistakes🟢☎️ (@stopumts) reported 57 minutes ago

  What Andrew Tate is telling here is happening with everybody that see what DEEP STATE / CABAL is doing. And try to warn the world. Advice : Use your own E-MAIL server. Leaf use GMAIL, and all udders !

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  Flow State (@flowstatevis) reported 58 minutes ago

  @evernote I just migrated from Gmail to iCloud (Personal not work accounts) due to POP3 phase out. Does Evernote still do not support iCloud calendar? Please fix this. I cannot sync my iCloud calendar at the moment.

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  Col AJ🇮🇳 (@ajaykraina) reported 58 minutes ago

  Is Gmail down?

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  zenvor (@LuckXiaomi) reported 1 hour ago

  ChatGPT Work is my operations partner for real, multi-step work. • JD invoicing: I supplied a batch of order IDs. Codex waited for async controls, identified which orders qualified, exchanged their invoices, verified the buyer and tax details, checked the resulting PDFs, then downloaded and renamed them. • Android development: It helped build xhs-review-image-saver, a Kotlin accessibility app that saves Xiaohongshu product-review images. Using computer control, it worked in Android Studio, built with Gradle, connected to real phones over USB, inspected accessibility trees and screenshots, calibrated HyperOS coordinates and resource IDs, debugged, and verified the app on two devices. • Software delivery: On my 3X-UI fork, it synced upstream v3.5.0 while preserving custom code, resolved 8 conflicts, ran Go and frontend checks, handled PR review and CI, deployed a CI-built binary to a VPS over SSH, reproduced a Mihomo YAML bug, added a regression test, merged the fix, and helped release v3.5.1 with 8 artifacts. • Product iteration: It browser-tested an interactive training and exam app, reproduced DOM, transition, timeout, skip, and scoring issues, fixed them, verified builds, and delivered merge requests. • Digital housekeeping: After confirmation, it revoked Google Labs CC's Gmail and Calendar access, unsubscribed an unwanted newsletter, and audited macOS caches, launch items, CLIs, and broken symlinks—removing only approved leftovers. Even this post was researched from my actual Codex session history, condensed, and prepared in X through browser control. The shift: I define outcomes and guardrails; ChatGPT Work carries execution across browser, desktop apps, devices, terminal, code, CI, and verification.