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 (36%)
• Sign in (27%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Méounes-lès-Montrieux	Website Down	7 hours ago
Wiesbaden	Errors	7 hours ago
Tosse	Sign in	13 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	1 day ago
Torcy	Errors	1 day ago
Tarbes	Errors	1 day ago

Full Outage Map

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Shareen Singh (@ShareenSingh8) reported 25 seconds ago

  Has anyone had a problem setting up another Gmail account? The code comes on the phone, but it fails to send. ChatGPT says there is a problem with my sms

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  chaos (@konig0000) reported 2 minutes ago

  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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  authurschapstick (@jakovichc) reported 2 minutes ago

  Im being hacked ts not even funny. Codewars nitnworking twitter not working gmail not working and the one site i was just on just gave me ah error "oh no something bad happend" ts not funny at all

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  sunny 🐂🎯 (@sanju79033) reported 2 minutes ago

  Somebody hacked my gmail account. I can't login binance someone help if have any knowledge @binance

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  Z3N0H (@Z3N0H) reported 3 minutes ago

  Just use the infinite Gmail accounts glitch tbh

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  Bryce Drennan (@bryced8) reported 4 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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  Unfathomable Horror (@Unfathomable_2) reported 5 minutes ago

  i cant login to my gmail

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  Paranormal_trader (@paranrml_trader) reported 6 minutes ago

  @AKutiLabs @trymira just tried mira with my gmail and im so down for this. no more sifting thru emails. now my daily briefing is in telegram, nice

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  Joel Yi (@aiclawbots) reported 8 minutes ago

  There are 5,400 OpenClaw skills sitting in a public registry right now and most people are still hand-writing prompts for problems someone already solved in March. VoltAgent maintains a repo that filters and categorizes every single one of them. Free, open, updated constantly. You want a skill for Gmail triage. Someone built it. Browser automation, ElevenLabs voice, Discord ops, calendar management. All there. The difference between a mediocre agent and a scary one is usually not intelligence. It's that one person spent 20 minutes browsing a registry and the other didn't. Search before you build.

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  Sunil K. 🇮🇳 (@Sunil_Churu) reported 13 minutes ago

  @goverdhanrti @BhajanlalBjp unofficial/ unverified gmail used… check both SS. Email are not same as on portal screenshot… but yes the mail size issue are being faced most of the times all over govt department officials email domain.

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  m𑣲⋆ (@spideyfim) reported 13 minutes ago

  Idk my letterboxd user how will I sign in WHY IS THERE NO GMAIL SIGN IN

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  rob 📯 (@rokkbert) reported 15 minutes ago

  I hate gmail so much... 😭 what idiot decided that it's ok to show a recipients/senders _name_ instead of address? It has to be a scammer conspiracy or a general dumbing down campaign that aims to make people stupid and helpless there is no other logical explanation.

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  Garrett Lisi (@garrettlisi) reported 20 minutes ago

  As many of you do, I have an email problem. Things seemed pretty manageable when I first started getting emails, in 1985 or so. In the 1990's things ramped up, but I kept my email account more-or-less organized and got replies out and old emails sorted into about ten folders. In 2004 I archived these and switched over to Gmail (with my first gmail (about Clifford Algebras) from Mike Rios). Then, in 2007... newspapers and magazines decided I was interesting, I got an excited message from my friend Rich about web server overload, and my Inbox exploded. I was barely able to keep up with reading it, and thought I'd eventually be able to reply to all of it, but... it rapidly attained Inbox escape velocity and I was never able to catch up with it -- I couldn't even sort all of it. In the 2020's things finally tapered down, but now instead of fan and physicist mail I kept getting billing and marketing emails. It seemed like every time I'd buy a taco I would end up on that company's email list. I would religiously unsubscribe, but my Inbox was still pandemonium and barely usable. As of last Friday, I had 391,818 emails, mostly sorted into about thirty folders (now called "labels" in Gmail) but with 84,732 in my Inbox, with the oldest dating back to the beginning of the 2007 wave. I probably sorted 100k by hand over the years, as well as using a bunch of filters, and kept looking for intelligent tools for sorting, but there was nothing good... until now. On Friday I had Claude Code (with Fable) tackle the problem. It installed some python tools, I gave it access, and we attacked the Inbox together (being careful about prompt injection attacks). It would give short summaries of the personal email, bunch up the company email, and make its guesses at which of 38 labels they should get sorted into; I would rapidly review these and approve or make sorting changes, and it would sweep them. By Sunday we were done, and I went for a bike ride.

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  Shaun Maguire (@shaunmmaguire) reported 21 minutes ago

  Someone has been trying to phish my gmail today I've gotten ~10 pop-up requests to allow a new sign in And just got a call from: 858-480-1369 claiming its Google security I told him he's trying to phish me and that if I find him I'll cut off his ***** Hopefully it deters him

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  Joe Cassandra (@JoeCassandra) reported 22 minutes ago

  We get Claude to send us a daily 'money' recap each morning... and it's saved us thousands each month. My wife and I aren't budgeters .If we need stuff, we generate income. But that ends up in 'leaks' every month for expenses. "Death by a thousand swipes" and it can lead to wasted money, thousands in extra "WTH" expenses, arguments etc. This is especially true if you do have a high income and you find 'lifestyle' creep has taken over... as it has many times in our lives. *** What gets measured gets managed. Trying to manually budget stuff each month... go through the 'budget' is a task that's a pain to do . Years ago, we looked for an app to do exactly what Claude is now doing (for essentially free as I use Claude for work daily). Instead of some random app to check, we BOTH get an automated email each day that tells us: - Our last 5 days of transactions from our checking and amex cards - How much was spent for our NUT - Our necessary spends (mortgage, groceries, utilities) NICE TO HAVE - Kids activities, house cleaners, landscapers GUILT-FREE - Eating out, trips, etc. - (most importantly) How much do we have LEFT to spend on the month for each of the 3 buckets. GOAL: - We both know where we are in the month. None of us log into our account each day, so we don't see if there's a bad charge, or what someone just bought. It's usually I log into pay the Amex bill 1x per month and go "This balance is 5k more than I thought" - Just seeing the number "You have $ XYZ" left guilt-free to spend removes any guilt about spending, especially if your spouse needs that structure. **** How to set up: 1. Load an entire years statements into Claude (You need a Claude subscription) 2. Ask it to breakdown where you spent --- you'll be shocked some of the overspent categories. We always think we're spending half of what our 'eating out' actual is 3. Put in the prompt: (on the next tweet) 4. Claude can even determine what makes sense for each budget. E.g. "You normally have an electric bill around $200/month". 5. Claude will then have you connect your accounts to it through a secure 3rd party (You are NOT giving Claude unlimited access to your bank accounts... and it will tell you NOT to do that anyway) 6. You'll then set up a script in Google to pull the email draft from your Gmail and auto-send to you. 7. NOTE --- you'll need Claude "on" to do this each day e.g. your computer can't be off. But you schedule it for when you are normally around your computer and you can even run it manually if you happen to login at a different time. 8. As things come up each month, you can adjust the buckets. "Hey, we need to save $500 the next 5 months for our 3 day beach getaway, put aside and adjust the guilt-free bucket." It's all done with prompts and updates the bucket automatically the next 5 months. **** We've found already it makes us mindful of not doing stupid spends. I'm notorious for going into Target for 1 thing and then buying the kids some extra crap, etc. Or taking them to a sporting goods store for 1 thing and we end up with 10 things. PROMPT ON NEXT PAGE. It's a 1-shot prompt, you can start with "just analyze our spend" and go from there.

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  ICEYY (@wun0fone) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Ffaruqbtw Send Gmail login make I do settings 👍🏾

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  maxifjaved (@maxifjaved) reported 30 minutes ago

  @dev_maims gmail - simple reason, everyone allow one click login.

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  WispyParadoxExtra (@WispyParadoxEX) reported 34 minutes ago

  I am more than ok with providing that information to you, but not only has your support team refused to comply with my rights as a Texas citizen, they have been extremely slow in being of service. My Gmail associated with the Discord account is in jeopardy of being lost

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  Rahul Stud (@RahulStud69) reported 35 minutes ago

  @angeldot_ How to login using gmail if we don't have wechat?

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  LAiyiola (@LAiyiola) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Hon_Manii @chaskyfiido Yea Gmail is crazy like that these days infact having one that receives and send mail and receives without spam issues is like a blessing ,especially when they detect copy and paste too

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  SENTARA | AI Conversation System (@SENTARASYSTEM) reported 37 minutes ago

  Good evening everyone 👋 Long day at work, then straight back to building SENTARA. Today, one tiny OAuth variable cost me hours. One www.. That was it. 😭 But Gmail is finally connected. Google Calendar is connected. The system is getting more real every day. Building a product isn’t always about shipping huge features. Sometimes it’s spending hours fixing one invisible detail so the future user never has to think about it. Now: cleanup, final tests, then back to what matters most — making SENTARA genuinely useful for the first businesses testing it. 5 pilot businesses. 1 week of real usage. Real feedback. Real problems. Real improvements. Back to work. ⚡

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  AYO526aaa (@ayo526aaa) reported 38 minutes ago

  @BellaShann15qq Use old Gmail connect to the down USA

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  TTRUSTY (@TTRU5TY) reported 42 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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  Mikeyup10 (@MikeYup10) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Anne8065 It seems that after 17 months, they seem to have destroyed my case file right down to the signature page on the initial complaint form. And its in my Gmail inbox even though it says it emailed it to itself. Explain that to me.

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  _kunal._ (@AggressiveKunal) reported 49 minutes ago

  @canarabank Having problem with the canara bank app. It will be grateful if you kindly share my account e Statement on the gmail. I will share my email address as well as my contact details with you. If possible do send my e Statement of this month till 8th August 2026.

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  Max (@maxpostingx) reported 51 minutes ago

  You are probably wasting 10 hours a week inside Gmail because you refuse to change the default settings. Google designed the interface to keep you distracted and clicking on ads while you treat your inbox like a digital trash can. Stop working like it is 2010. Here are 8 hidden Gmail features that will fix your disastrous workflow today.

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  Matt Annen (@mattannen) reported 54 minutes ago

  SaaS Slash Update #2: RIP Richpanel Annual Savings: $10,000+ My contract is cancelled. I built a support system that is inside of our system. What does that mean? Much better context than any software could provide. That means our context layer + LLM = the best AI customer support possible. The tech stack is Gmail $0 and Sonnet 5 using our Claude Code OAuth (so basically free). This is not some half-baked AI support solution. Every email that comes in the LLM has everything down to the pages the customer visited, tracking along with details of tracking (out for delivery, etc), discount codes, prior conversations, all order history, status of order and I could go on and on. Then I layered in a learning layer. Each week a cron job picks up all the weeks tickets and evaluates AI's recommended response. If we overrode its suggested response it learns from it, updates it's own SOP's and improves. AI agents that continuously learn. I built CSTAT and a full analytics layer on top so we can see it get better over time. The goal is a 99% rate of our agents doing nothing but copy/pasting the agents recommended response.

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  Akash Jain (@AkashJa68713776) reported 56 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp As i have mentioned several times...there is some typo error in my email...as i have mentioned by mistake...gmial...in place of gmail...how can i get mail from you on a wrong email address

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  Evander (@Power_of_Reigns) reported 58 minutes ago

  The solution is to delete some of your videos or photos from Google Photos and Google Drive associated with that Gmail account. Don’t delete messages from your email inbox, as it won’t solve the problem.

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  Mahesh (@MaheshPawaar) reported 59 minutes ago

  2 months back, one of my friends gave me a referral at a good company. I matched almost the whole skill set except a few things, but I still applied. After around 4 days I received an email around 01:00 PM. I was too eager to check it, so I swiped the notification away because I was in a meeting at that time. Once the meeting finished I opened Gmail and checked it: "Thank you for your interest in the Software Engineer position with ..." That whole day I felt really bad. I was aware this might happen, but I was also hoping to get at least a few rounds so I could get an idea of how interviews are going now. Anyway, I got rejected straight away. After that I worked on a backend project for a while, and in the last week of July I started doing DSA seriously. It's been 2 weeks now, 26 problems and a 14 day streak, which is the longest I've managed. I don't know if it will pay off or not, but when the opportunity arrives I don't want to regret that I wasn't prepared.