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 (36%)
• Sign in (26%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Le Teich	Website Down	4 hours ago
Attendorn	Errors	15 hours ago
Zwickau	Errors	2 days ago
Dieppe	Sign in	2 days ago
Rodez	Website Down	2 days ago
Toulouse	Website Down	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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  Agbaje Automation. (@digital_ab98389) reported 2 minutes ago

  @vovudebosh I run it, it okay but half of the Gmail is invalid.... Almost 70% of the Gmail is not valid and sending error.... If you can verify the Gmail first it will be better and good and again it say link ur card for free to test the $30 but if you link ur card it will be saying error because there is no fund

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  Shivam Kumar (@vibhu0097) reported 5 minutes ago

  @googleaccount @AngelssRj Same problem @googleaccount same gmail otp problem

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  Oscar (@HeyOscarx) reported 12 minutes ago

  First — why almost nobody ever opens their Google Account settings. Setting up a Gmail account takes about ninety seconds. Pick a username, set a password, verify a phone number. Done. The inbox works immediately. That immediate functionality is exactly why almost nobody goes further. But the account behind that inbox controls far more than email: every app you've ever signed into "with Google" has some level of standing access. Every photo backed up through your phone syncs to storage you may not be tracking. Two-factor authentication, once set up, is rarely revisited even after the recovery method attached to it goes stale. And a full security dashboard exists, flagging exactly these issues — but only if you open it. The consultant's rule: "Signup takes ninety seconds. A real security and storage review takes seven minutes. The ninety seconds gives you an inbox. The seven minutes protects everything that inbox is now the master key to."

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  seekor majikan (@chwyye) reported 13 minutes ago

  @AppleSupport Hey, someone use my gmail to create apple id, how do i delete it because i can’t login or forgot password. They use their own phone number as well. Please help🙏

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  Momar ★☆ (@247momar) reported 18 minutes ago

  @mymannemcee @JibriHashim the only solution is to stop using a gmail email-address, that's not an Apple Mail issue

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  Agbaje Automation. (@digital_ab98389) reported 24 minutes ago

  I learned a very important lesson while building a proposal automation system with n8n + PandaDoc. The workflow was actually working: information came from our CRM, n8n created the proposal from a PandaDoc template, added the client and engineer as signers, filled in the project details, and created the document successfully. But when we tried to send it, PandaDoc returned a 403 error saying we were not allowed to send the document outside the organization. At first, it looked like our automation was broken. It wasn’t. 👀 The real problem was PandaDoc Sandbox. We were using a testing API key, and Sandbox has restrictions on who can receive documents during testing. Because of that, two Gmail addresses that looked perfectly valid could still be rejected. Once we understood the Sandbox rule, the solution became simple: we tested with the account/domain allowed by the Sandbox instead of rebuilding the workflow. This taught me something I now always check when debugging integrations: a 403 error doesn't always mean your code is wrong. Sometimes the platform is simply enforcing a rule on your account or environment. Understand the API rules before changing working code.

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  American Factory Tracker 🇺🇸 (@FactoryTrackUSA) reported 29 minutes ago

  A frustrating update: Gmail locked the email account I created for American Factory Tracker after flagging it as suspected spam, even though I had barely used it, aside from testing the address and setting up Google Docs and Chat. I still can’t regain access. :/ Today, I tried to create a replacement account. Google said my phone number had been used too many times for verification, then repeatedly sent me through the same verification loop. I even tried again with my son’s help from his phone and encountered the same problem. For now, I’ve removed the inaccessible email address from the website and made this X account the official contact point for AFT. American Factory Tracker is still being built and expanded. If you’re following the wave of new factories being built across America, know of a qualifying project that isn’t in the database yet, spot something that needs review, or have a serious interest in collaborating with AFT, please reach out to me here. I’d genuinely love to hear from you. 🇺🇸

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  Jahid Xyz (@jahidxyz931) reported 31 minutes ago

  @IPPBOnline I gmail many times , but yet problem not solve , Please remove lein from my account ASAP I'm ready to pay lien ammount

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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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  American Factory Tracker 🇺🇸 (@FactoryTrackUSA) reported 34 minutes ago

  Well, this has been one of those maddening founder problems: Gmail flagged the nearly unused account I created for American Factory Tracker as suspected spam and locked me out. :/ I tried creating a replacement today, but Google said my phone number had been used too many times and trapped me in a verification loop—even after my son helped me try again from his phone—so I am officially done wrestling with Google for now. I’ve removed the inaccessible email from the website and made this X account AFT’s official point of contact while I continue building and expanding the database. If you know of a qualifying factory project I haven’t added yet, see something I should review, or are genuinely interested in collaborating, please reach out here; I’d truly love to hear from you. 🇺🇸

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  Kristian Ortiz (@Krisortiz350) reported 35 minutes ago

  @gmail problems with Gmail new incoming emails no longer bolded?

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  Jose Gomez (@josegomezhq) reported 35 minutes ago

  Avoid @IPRoyal_proxies Their “static” proxy suddenly died while I was using it and Gmail flagged a new device at the same time. Support admitted their provider is having unexpected issues, but they can’t explain what happened to my IP. Completely unacceptable for a service handling business-critical accounts.

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  Sumant | Ecom Retention Marketing (@Brothers_Media_) reported 36 minutes ago

  We almost doubled the send volume for a brand. And basically every email metric got worse. Open rate down 5.8%. Click rate down 16.4%. Conversion rate down 13.2%. Revenue per recipient down 8.1%. Terrible. Except revenue went up 73.3%. So... Who cares? This is why I hate when people stare at email percentages without looking at what the business is actually doing. Of course the next 20,000 people you email might perform worse than your hottest 10,000. That's how diminishing returns work. The question is whether those extra people still make you money. In this case they did. A lot of it. I'm obviously not saying blast your entire dead database until Gmail puts you in spam. Deliverability matters. But I've seen brands get scared because their open rate dropped a few points and immediately pull back. Meanwhile revenue was climbing. Your goal isn't to have the prettiest Klaviyo dashboard. It's to make money. Diminishing returns are still returns.

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  Clarence Wong, CCIM (@ClarenceWongCRE) reported 37 minutes ago

  @DomainNameWire @gmail Is this why my gmail isn't syncing in my Outlook? Just started having this issue today or within the last day. Thanks.

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  Blooze 👻 (@xBlooze) reported 38 minutes ago

  How @Google gets away with this blows my mind. “Hey, sign into your Gmail account or it’s deleted it been 2 years.” Also Google, “Hey, yeah we did tell you to sign in or we’ll delete the email, but even though it’s been 2 years and you used the correct password, we expect you to use the same exact device or location. So your emails being deleted!”

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  ArchesB (@archesanon) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Arieko_chan @ItsSoPringles I see you use gmail for your business email. You can create a Google Form that will email you each time it receives a response in lieu of people emailing you directly. They will need to put in a return email, though. A lot of websites do this now due to this exact issue.

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  Brian Behm (@behmcreative) reported 38 minutes ago

  @iruletheworldmo I'm finally doing triage on a personal Gmail that had gotten overwhelmed. It's just been jauntily going through my junk mail and chiming in when it saved a receipt or something else. No issues and when there was an api snag it just hopped to another account to triage.

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  Chan (@ChanTheHuman) reported 45 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube I'm still having the issue of a hacked gmail account that was falsely locked with parental controls. Please check my response to your original DM about this when possible. Again, really sorry that I keep pestering. I just want to be sure it's being looked into.

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  ForBiddenWisDom (@ForBiddenWizDom) reported 46 minutes ago

  @AstaMiralda @enjin Did you login with the gmail account on calender gg?

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  Zenitsu Agatsuma (@ManasS29) reported 47 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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  Akhilesh (theboomerang.co) (@akhileshbuilds) reported 49 minutes ago

  If your emails land fine for small companies but keep bouncing off enterprise targets, tackle that strategically. It's a common issue and most people mess this up. Here's what's going on. Big companies don't use plain Gmail or Outlook filtering, they sit behind email security gateways like Sophos, Proofpoint, and Mimecast. And those gateways check blacklists that consumer inboxes basically ignore, SURBL is a big one. So you can have a domain that looks totally healthy sending to SMBs, point it at a list of enterprise contacts, and suddenly you're getting hard 550 rejections. Despite of the same infra and copy, the outcome turn out to be completely different. It's because the enterprise side is running a stricter check which your SMB sends never triggered. A young domain is way more likely to trip this. If your domain's only a couple months old and you're going after enterprise, expect to get bounced at the gateway. To avoid this, don't send to enterprise targets on fresh domains. If enterprise is your game, age those domains longer and keep them cleaner than you would for SMB. Anyone running enterprise outbound, are you seeing the same gateway wall, or have you found a way around it?

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  Melody Foster (@MelodyFoster05) reported 49 minutes ago

  @skullface Because the issue is with generative-ai, not assistive-ai. And the labeling is done this way intentionally to blur the line between these two different types of ai. Just like gmail telling me it needs ai permissions to give me folders that have existed since at least 2012.

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  Rulya (@Rulyaxd) reported 56 minutes ago

  He typed one word into a browser tab and bought back 12 days of his year. The word is briefing. Manus runs a 300 word prompt behind it that reads his Gmail, calendar, Slack and news before he pours the coffee. The trigger is one word. Behind that word sits a saved prompt that acts like a chief of staff brief he wrote once and never has to write again. The prompt tells Manus to sort unread Gmail into ACTION REQUIRED and FYI DIGEST tiers. Then to pull the day's calendar and flag any free block over 90 minutes as a deep work window. After that a three to five sentence summary of active Slack threads, and finally three top stories from a chosen news niche in the last 48 hours with a two sentence brief on each. Then it tells Manus to render the whole thing as an HTML card following Apple Human Interface Guidelines. Frosted glass, SF Pro, light mode, one full width card per row. The output lands as a dashboard with his name on it at 6:30 AM EDT. Calendar block, emails needing an answer, Slack actions, and news items, all in one place he can scan in the time it takes to pour a coffee. The moat here is the prompt he wrote once and the trigger word he mapped it to. The model underneath is downstream of both. Manus just runs the workflow in a real cloud computer wired into Gmail, Calendar, Slack, and Google News. The people who still spend 40 minutes on their inbox every morning are typing more words than they need to type. Whoever writes a 300 word prompt once and maps it to a single trigger gets the last 40 minutes of every morning back forever. That is roughly 12 days a year that used to belong to Gmail. A quiet bag most productivity content pretends does not exist. What is the one workflow you rebuild from scratch every Monday morning that would collapse into a single word if you sat down for 20 minutes to write the prompt?

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  jaipur social media prabhari (@mnfinance2577) reported 57 minutes ago

  @ScmRspl @OlaElectric @bapandan Dear Sir, my Ola Electric app is not working. ola support not response gmail send 7 days Number RJ14ZK6643

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  Maximus the Crɛataur (@segun_maximus) reported 58 minutes ago

  @StTajjj And this is the problem. The environmental factor is gross misinformation. The difference in this "environmental effect" is not far in scale from what your regular gmail or social media functions do. Anyway, I hope these people don't regret this in the future. I'm tired.

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  Timur Yessenov (@Timur_Yessenov) reported 58 minutes ago

  @jun_song People forgive Gmail for not being the smartest model. They won't forgive it for feeling slow 50 times a day.

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  Oscar (@HeyOscarx) reported 58 minutes ago

  A guy has used the same Gmail account for 11 years. Never opened Security settings past the initial password reset five years ago. His storage was "almost full" every few months, forcing him to delete old emails in a panic. Apps he'd used once, years ago, still had full access to his entire inbox. Two-factor authentication was set up, but on a recovery method he'd stopped using — an old phone number that wasn't his anymore. Google Photos was silently backing up in full quality, eating storage he didn't know he was paying for. And a "Security Checkup" notification had been sitting unread in his account for over two years. 5 mistakes. On the account that resets almost every other password he owns. A former Google Trust & Safety contractor, now doing personal cybersecurity consulting, watched him try to log into a work document and get locked out by a 2FA prompt going to a dead phone number and said: "You've been treating the account that controls your entire digital identity like a throwaway sign-up form. Your Google account has app-level access audits, storage breakdowns, backup controls, and a full security dashboard. You're using: the password you set in 2015. Let me fix 6 things in 7 minutes." Here are the 6 Gmail/Google account mistakes most people make — and the fix for each one.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 58 minutes ago

  Small biz books cost $400/month and still miss the 2am auto-renewal. Bookpost is the fix — a Gmail-native autopilot that watches receipts, invoices, and vendor confirmations, then closes the books itself. No human in the loop. Live soon.

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  jaipur social media prabhari (@mnfinance2577) reported 59 minutes ago

  @OlaElectric Dear Sir, my Ola Electric app is not working. ola support not response gmail send 7 days Number RJ14ZK6643

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  GregReveret (@GregReveret) reported 59 minutes ago

  genz emails me from a gmail. no signature. claims millions in revenue, 35% MoM. wont pitch over email. no deck. i take the call, he just recites stats about other customers. none of it solves my problem. 499 a month. onboarding broken, demo horrendous. i file tickets, stay patient. "feature not a bug." i pass. two weeks later: "yoooo bro you still want the thing?" genz sales is just confidence with the receipts redacted.