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	Errors	1 hour ago
Paris	Errors	3 hours ago
Marly	Sign in	4 hours ago
Brussels	Website Down	15 hours ago
Fayence	Website Down	23 hours ago
Arumpo	Sign in	1 day ago

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Dave Turney (@wwwdaveturney) reported 2 minutes ago

  Has Claude always been this terrible working w/ Google Workspace & Gmail? Seems like a fall-off lately.

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  KWill (@KWillspeaks) reported 3 minutes ago

  @riverlinktolls was on the phone 1.5 hours today with your customer service, trying to fix my acct. apparently trying to reactive my account was too much for your system, and I had to physically create a new gmail acct just so I could access my acct. it continued to be a series

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  Stephane (@SFourdrinier) reported 3 minutes ago

  Grok Bot, first impression. Meh. Promising, but meh. Hindered by Grok 4.5 for coding and probably the harness. Great on paper, first harness which actually connects easily to multiple Gmail accounts. Love it for that. Great for multiple bots. Coding and solving problems properly 👎 Have a monorepo with many websites. Had one big problem, the fix was very targeted, didn’t look at the big picture. Each Pr fixed one problem, and introduced others. Gpt 5.6 sol to the rescue. Slow but worth it.

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  ZenGPT (@FazGPT) reported 5 minutes ago

  @witcheer its mind boggling to realise the only advantage trillion $ labs have over nous is OAuth seamless integration with third party apps like gmail otherwise CGPT is just real slow bloatware if nous can somehow get seamless OAuth integration it will also be worth a trillion $

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  Sa'id Adam (@thesaidadam) reported 6 minutes ago

  Finally, an email address change that doesn’t mean starting your digital life over. Google is fixing a surprisingly annoying problem. If you’ve had the same Gmail address since you were a teenager, this matters. 👀

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  ♪.ılı ♆ Jonas Weber † lılılı.𝄞 (@TCJonasWeber) reported 8 minutes ago

  //dawg my twitter logged me out of my accounts and it took me like 10 guesses to figure out which gmail i used for my Jonas parody account.. although 6 of those tries It told me there was an error 💔

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  SENTARA | AI Conversation System (@SENTARASYSTEM) reported 10 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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  real muzo (@real_muzo) reported 17 minutes ago

  @TubeProxiess Give a tutorial on how to login a Gmail account ,

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  Backend Systems Developer (@PalksDev) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Warmy_io Yes, IMAP clearly became the better choice for multi-device synchronization, but that doesn't mean POP3 was a bad solution. In some environments, retrieving emails directly was actually more predictable and reliable than relying on simple server-side forwarding to Gmail, with all the filtering, blocking, or delivery issues that can come with it. That said, modern tools have also made these scenarios much easier to manage, which is why IMAP is now the preferred solution for most users.

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  Alex Vacca (@itsalexvacca) reported 22 minutes ago

  one of the domains in your cold email setup is carrying other people's spam complaints. it's the tracking domain, and your own reporting will never show it. the shared tracking domain your sending platform hands you by default sits on every other customer's links too, so their spam complaints ride into your emails on the same wrapper. your own sending looks clean the whole time. that's step 4 of 8. @Kenny_GTM sets up the cold email infrastructure on every client account we run. we've sent 23M+ cold emails across those campaigns. here's his full build order: 1/ domains buy 10 to 15 for a launch build, 20 for the full spec, all close variations of your brand. keep the primary domain out of the sending path. burning a sending domain is routine and survivable. burning the one your contracts and invoices go through means you spend months repairing your company's email rather than a campaign. 2/ mailboxes run 2 or 3 per domain and never more. past that the domain reads as a sending farm. split the estate 50/50 between google workspace and microsoft 365, because the two filter on different rules. put everything on one provider and one bad filtering week hits all of your capacity instead of half of it. 3/ dns SPF, DKIM and DMARC go on every domain before any mailbox sends, warm-up included. weak copy costs you reply rate over weeks. a domain with no authentication gets flagged on the first send, before anyone opens the email. you read it as a bounce rate that stays high no matter what you change in the copy. 4/ tracking domain the one from the top of this post. teams skip it more than any other step, and skipping it undoes steps 1 through 3. one subdomain you own, configured per sending account. 5/ platform instantly handles pure email. lemlist earns its place when linkedin matters. smartlead comes in when the client brings it. connect every mailbox before warm-up so the platform builds the sending history for you. 6/ rotation and warm-up mailbox rotation goes on from day one so sends spread across the estate. every mailbox then gets 2 weeks minimum before it touches a campaign, and 30 days is the safer number now that gmail puts a warning banner on domains younger than that. cut it short and the failure only surfaces after the campaign is live and the domain is already marked, and warm-up won't repair it from there. you replace the domain and start over. 7/ send limits cap each mailbox at 20 to 25 sends a day. volume comes from mailbox count. 40 mailboxes at that rate sends 800 to 1,000 a day and none of them looks unusual. set the cap inside the platform itself. 8/ placement clear 95%+ in the primary inbox before the first real campaign. anything sitting in spam produces no pipeline at all. if you're running this spec and landing well under 95%, the cause is back in steps 1 through 6. domains get replaced every 9 to 12 months. stagger the replacements, because rotating all 20 at once puts the whole estate back to zero and every new domain still owes you its two weeks of warm-up. the two numbers that break first: > spam rate above 0.1% > bounce rate above 3% both shift weeks before reply rate does. by the time reply rate drops, the damage is a few weeks old and the domain is usually past repairing. all of that is phase 1. phase 2 is data and targeting, phase 3 is the copy. most teams start at phase 3 in week 1, which is why they spend the next month debugging subject lines for a domain problem. you just read phase 1. @Kenny_GTM wrote all three, plus the ten-line weekly dashboard and the numbers that mean you already have a problem. follow him if cold email is a channel you depend on.

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  Abdullahi Alhaji Goni (@GoniAlhaji63313) reported 25 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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  Nana Yaa BYK ❤️‍🩹🦋 (@Yhaa_Queen) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AaronLeftOnline It’s very annoying, so I always download the gmail app and sign in

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  rizcriz | rwrw | #bobbyalive (@rizcriz) reported 28 minutes ago

  Gmail adding autocorrect has been terrible for my work emails why are you breaking my CORRECT GRAMMAR AND MAKING MEMLOOK STIPID

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  David Gobaud (@davidgobaud) reported 29 minutes ago

  @immad You can email Sundar i did this and then an extremely annoying Google Maps bug got fixed! I may need to do this again soon if @gmail doesn't fix the extremely annoying issue where Gmail on web and iOS only sometimes shows the calendar quick respond UX extremely annoying should always show respond buttons 🙏

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  Ochan (@ochan62) reported 31 minutes ago

  @UcheofLagos That's no big deal... Waiting to see how I can the issue of Gmail storage can be escaped

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  JoePro (@JoePro) reported 32 minutes ago

  How I’m maximizing Grok Bot so far: Connect the tools you actually live in first (Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Notion). The bot only gets powerful once it can see your real work. One weekday morning digest beats ten random chats. Have it skim inbox, Slack, PRs, and Notion before you open anything. Add event watchers next. Slack mentions, your own emoji reactions, GitHub review requests. Ping only when something needs you. Don’t build a giant automation factory. Show it a workflow once, save it as a routine, let it run. Spin specialist bots for lanes (inbox, eng, ops) instead of one mega bot that does everything halfway. Use the browser login for tools with no connector yet (Figma, LinkedIn, random SaaS). Same computer, persistent sessions. Start narrow. Signal over completeness. Stay quiet when there’s nothing. Trust grows from boring reliability. Curious what setups people are running. Made by GrokBot 👇

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  Ola🦅 (@Olamiflow455792) reported 36 minutes ago

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

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  Factual Man (@factualmann) reported 36 minutes ago

  @0xPrajwal_ Gmail can't delete what it no longer owns. Once the recipient's mail server accepts the email, it's out of Google's control

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  ARMYmom⁷⊙⊝⊜ (@PuanARMY) reported 36 minutes ago

  This is how f¥cked up AI misconception and usually it happened to those who are not working in IT related.. AI is not about design and editing video.. i told my kids that went for an AI event and my youngest show her disappointment and why her mom go for an AI event.. and she told me AI are not good because why 'they' make a human character have 3 leg.. this is from a 10 year old kid.. understandable.. but grown-up? Gen Z? Even your camera and phone have AI in it.. gmail, maps, etc.. AI is not about design and editing video only.. someone need to do something about this.. it sounds stupid..

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  nifemi ❤︎ akitos chud (@akitosbat) reported 38 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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  Dhairya Purohit (@DhairyaPurohit) reported 38 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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  Zenitsu Agatsuma (@ManasS29) reported 41 minutes ago

  @Google @gmail My account has been disabled no matter what I try it still says too many attempts, Please review and restore access. I’ve tried all the steps, yet I’m unable to login. Please help

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  Phalgun (@phalgooon) reported 41 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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  Thomas Pigg (@pigg_thomas) reported 43 minutes ago

  Honestly we need something better than Gmail Their search system sucks so bad Might be on the way to fixing all human problems if we get this one right

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  pee poop (@peepoop789) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Rexcrypt_72 @To_bby_ Yo please dm gang. I’ve passed on onboarding and assessments but I have a problem with superannotate. When I want to task lizard now they say I should log in when I don’t have an account yet. They didn’t send me a gmail, how do I go about it ?

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  Nick Kramer (@Nick_Kramer91) reported 50 minutes ago

  I still see people copy something from an email, open another app, create a task, paste the context, attach the file and then go back to Gmail. We have incredibly capable AI now. Yet removing these five boring steps would probably improve quite a few workdays more than another clever chatbot feature. Productivity software still has plenty of ordinary problems left to solve.

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  Eric B (@sariente17) reported 52 minutes ago

  @sholard_mancity simply log out and do not stay logged in. or immediately access gmail from elsewhere and "log out of all devices". the emails were not in her laptop, but in the cloud. so, the issue is remaining logged in on the work laptop. what is so hard about this?

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  BIBEK | Email Guy (@BIBEKPANGENI7) reported 56 minutes ago

  This client had a 100k email list that was making them almost nothing. The list wasn't the problem. Gmail had buried them in spam, and they didn't even know. 20+ in just the first 20 days working with us, and we focus on deliverability for all of our clients because that's one of the key foundations for email marketing.

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  Sidhant Uthra (@sidhantuthra) reported 57 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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  Julian Goldie SEO (@JulianGoldieSEO) reported 57 minutes ago

  OpenMousebot just landed. It's a free open-source version of Grokbot. And it runs on the AI subscriptions you already pay for. Quick backstory: Grokbot's "week-long" free trial died on me in 20 minutes. One day later, a builder shipped this. Open source. No waitlist. → Looks like WhatsApp, but every contact is an AI agent → Each bot gets its own brain, memory, and cloud computer → Pick a different model per bot: Claude, Codex, or Grok → 500+ one-click app connections: Gmail, Slack, Notion → Every risky action needs your approval first The part Grokbot can't match: Grokbot locks you into one model and burns tokens fast. This uses the Claude login you already have. One assistant in one chat box was version 1. A named team of agents, each with a job and a computer? That's version 2. And it just went free.