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	1 day ago
Attendorn	Errors	2 days ago
Zwickau	Errors	2 days ago
Dieppe	Sign in	3 days ago
Rodez	Website Down	3 days ago
Toulouse	Website Down	3 days ago

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Shae Feltz (@ShaeFeltz) reported 23 seconds ago

  @shownotover Pretend Gmail has a giant wall of light switches. Most switches start OFF. Every time someone makes a real Gmail account, the computer flips a few switches ON for that username. It doesn’t write the whole name down — it just flips a few switches using a secret code. When you type “CoolKid123”: The computer looks at those same few switches. If any of them is still OFF → the name is 100% free. You can have it! If all of them are ON → the name is probably taken. (It might be wrong once in a while, so Gmail double-checks the real list really quickly.)

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  Akhilesh (theboomerang.co) (@akhileshbuilds) reported 47 seconds 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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  Victor Escobedo (@datguacdoh) reported 58 seconds ago

  @AzianMike Definitely a case of shipping the org chart. This looks like the Chrome sidebar which is limited but if you did this within the Gmail Gemini feature it would likely work. Users shouldn't have to care. Problem of a massive company where each of these products serves >1B users!

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  jaipur social media prabhari (@mnfinance2577) reported 2 minutes ago

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

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  r.✨™ (@rachj0919) reported 4 minutes ago

  hate when i give away my email to all the businesses that ask so now i have a full gmail storage issue, but also it's too much work to delete emails

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  NicoleTarinaM2 (@NicoleTarinaM2) reported 10 minutes ago

  💧 1909 Anyone have problems w/ their 'XBOX Live' accounts shortly after the drop yesterday? [Purge] How many coincidences before mathematically impossible? Q We have it all. The right people have the information. GOOD people are acting on the information. Think GOOG. Think ES departure. I NINK NK Many drafts. Many shared users [foreign & domestic]. Variable access. Codes. Fake emails. Game forum comms. New intel revealed today. Gmail comms. [R]. [EG]. Define Evergreen. When do you call a plumber? Ongoing investigations require..... Q [auth478-24zgP] Texts, emails (gmail), drafts (gmail), HAM comms, PS/Xbox chat logs.. JC-BO-CS-LL-#2-NO-SY Bonus round. Q Nothing to see here. Q

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  Central ₿ank Robber (@CBRobber) reported 10 minutes ago

  @deluxe097 @BitcoinMaxiHodl OK, that would work. But how was his Gmail compromised 3 months prior without him getting a notification that a new login to his gmail account had occurred from a new location and/or device.

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  B! (@mobolajitooreal) reported 13 minutes ago

  7 So every error I’ve encountered has taught me something new. Gmail authentication. Tool configuration. JavaScript errors. Expressions. Data mapping. AI agent behaviour.

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  Tom 🇺🇦 (@SmilingAxeman) reported 15 minutes ago

  Been having issues with my gmail accounts hour hours now. Not sending or receiving emails. Also having issues with namecheap privatemail

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  Brian Behm (@behmcreative) reported 17 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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  Dan ₿ulmer (@danbulmer70) reported 20 minutes ago

  Strike 2 for Ledger hackers... Look what showed up in my inbox. ALWAYs look at the actual sender of this email. I almost want to send this email address a malicious email where just by opening it I've installed a keylogger and way into their machine. @gmail you should immediately shut this account down. PS. I responded "Send Nudes"

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  David Wampamba (@davidofug) reported 23 minutes ago

  Quick weekend update on my Agentic AI journey. For the first time, my Personal Agentic Assistant(PAA) has sent me an email. What happened? 1. We audited my X account. 2. We agreed on the primary niche. 3. The PAA came up with the topics and content plan. 4. It stored everything in a file. 5. Sent me an email with the file attached. Token costs? Less than $0.45 Challenges: 1. The file format is Markdown. I would prefer a Google doc or Google sheet because I want to be publishing on the go and Markdown files don’t offer the good User Experience on Smartphones. 2. Setting up Google Authentication for the Agent. This is required to ensure secure communication between the agent and gmail. I used the Google App password option. Kudos to Google this doesn’t require a Google Cloud setup, reducing the friction. 3. The file is stored on the same server where the agent lives and this leads to storage competition. What next? Setting up a workflow to maintain the security, updates and upgrades of 2 CyberPanel servers. I will share Updates 🔜 Stay tuned. If you want to learn how to make effective Agentic Assistants for your personal and business needs, I train people like you at an affordable price in days if not hours. Contact Me

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  SUNDAY MICHEAL OLAWUNI (@Jsmike03) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Flexycoll6 Please I can't access my Sidra account, I'm having issues with Gmail OTP CODE. Please help me out

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  seekor majikan (@chwyye) reported 25 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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  WADIBIG (@WadibigQ) reported 30 minutes ago

  @charliefreak1 So the Dark Web is taken down, And I have almost weekly know 10 0r 15 updates from Google Play. X,YouTube, Google, Outlook,Bitdefender, Gmail,Firefox

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  MaMFlux (@MaMFLux) reported 33 minutes ago

  @startupideaspod Once again, I was misled by this profile’s framing. I opened an article titled “How to build an AI-Native Company in 2026” expecting an actual explanation of how the system was built. Instead, I found beginner-level advice—document your goals, provide context, keep approval gates and use smaller models—wrapped in a story about 34 agents. An org chart with agents named Simon, Phoebe and Toby is not an architecture. “Do smart things” is not an agent recipe. Saying that the agents can access Gmail, Calendar, Notion, Stripe, Supabase and GitHub does not explain how any of it works. To genuinely fulfill the title, the article would need to provide: - The agent harness and orchestration platform - The complete system and deployment architecture - How agents are defined, instantiated, versioned and isolated - Their system prompts, roles, tools, permissions and boundaries - How tasks are created, scheduled, delegated and routed - How proactive behavior is triggered - How agents communicate without loops, duplication or conflicting actions - How priorities, dependencies and escalations are handled - How Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Notion, Stripe, Supabase and GitHub are actually integrated - The authentication, authorization and secrets-management model - How personal, business and customer data are isolated and audited - The context-retrieval architecture and source-ranking rules - How context is refreshed and stale or conflicting information is resolved - The working-memory and persistent-memory design - How the personal wiki is structured, indexed and governed - How human approval gates are technically enforced - Which actions agents may execute and which they may only propose - Timeout, retry, rollback and failure-recovery mechanisms - Defenses against prompt injection and unsafe tool use - Logging, tracing, alerts, cost controls and the claimed mission-control interface - Evaluations and acceptance criteria used to verify agent output - Model-selection, fallback and escalation policies - Actual token, model, infrastructure, integration, maintenance and supervision costs - Measured productivity before and after introducing the agents - Evidence supporting “every hire costs close to zero” - Evidence supporting the “top 1%” or “top 0.5%” claims - At least one complete workflow with prompts, configuration, inputs, outputs and failure cases - A repository, template or other reproducible implementation The “software factory” is equally vague. We are told that login, payments, social sharing and newsletters were handled, but we are shown no stack, components, pipeline, code, deployment process or operating model. The uncomfortable truth is that “Do smart things” can work only after someone has solved all the difficult problems involving context, memory, orchestration, permissions, evaluation and governance. Those missing details are precisely what an article promising to teach us how to build an AI-native company should explain. This does not teach readers how to build the described system. It makes them spend time reading basic guidance for beginners while borrowing technical credibility from an unexplained “34-agent workforce.” A more honest title would be: “Basic management suggestions for people beginning to experiment with AI agents.” Just another clickbait.

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  Matt Barge (@matthewbarge) reported 34 minutes ago

  4. OUTBOUND BUYER LIST- buyers for these hotels are few and far between, and you've really got to hunt them down. It's compiling a list of buyers who have bought a similar hotel in a 200-mile radius. Because it has my personal context, it already has access to my Gmail and can send out those emails via Resend. I'll review them before they go out

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  Elaa! ʚଓ Joki & Jual Akun GI HSR ZZZ|Rekber MM. 🪷 (@elanoire_0) reported 34 minutes ago

  WANT TO SELL #GI [GENSHIN IMPACT, END GAME] AR 59 Login Hoyoverse, bisa change email/take se-gmail BD set, username unset F2P✅ no minus, no cheat, no deadlink Server ASIA, RATE OFF MC Aether, First Owner✅ UID 85 SKINS: Xiangling, Kirara, Xingqiu, Kaeya, Lisa, Fischl, Ningguang #bealanja #genshinimpact

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  D Fitzy (@DorFitz22) reported 37 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube My channel was hacked and recovered, but the hacker deleted my original hotmail email. My original Adsense account is now orphaned, and I cannot re-link monetization to my new Gmail. I need a link to the Hijacking Form to fix an Adsense transfer.

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  koto2992 (@koto2992) reported 38 minutes ago

  @jasminexETH That's because the problem is rarely actually your inbox. It's that the rest of your Google account shares a storage pool with your Gmail. And they haven't advertised that in over a decade. You think every company should have to honor anything they said ever? Not sustainable.

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  American Factory Tracker 🇺🇸 (@FactoryTrackUSA) reported 39 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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  Dr Aniruddha Malpani, MD (@malpani) reported 41 minutes ago

  @GeminiApp @gmail Peak 2026: Google's own AI can't fix Google's own email, so you outsource the repair to a rival. Like calling a plumber who hands you a competitor's card to fix his own pipes.

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  Shivam Kumar (@vibhu0097) reported 46 minutes ago

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

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  GregReveret (@GregReveret) reported 47 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.

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  ArchesB (@archesanon) reported 49 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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  Explored Fiction (@ExploredFiction) reported 50 minutes ago

  @BurleighWilson Yeah and gmail has never asked me either. How much garbage do you store in your Yahoo Drive? Oh nothing because it's not a thing and therefore your storage isn't full from garbage? You fill your Google drive up then cry you ran out of space? Self inflicted problem.

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  Jaxon (@jaxoncoder) reported 52 minutes ago

  01. Stop Gmail from hiding clients in Promotions Gmail thinks every business email is promo. How to fix forever: Open the client email in Promotions tab Drag it to Primary tab Gmail will ask "Do this for future emails?" Click Yes Or create filter: Settings > Filters > Create filter > From client email > Never send to Spam > Always mark as important > Categorize as Primary

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  Julian Goldie SEO (@JulianGoldieSEO) reported 53 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.

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  Massinference (@massinference) reported 58 minutes ago

  @AzianMike Spark agent in Gemini app can do this. Why nerf it in Gmail? Probably some scale issue

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  Dr. Simon Taki Zaku, Ph.D (D.B.A, FMIMPS) (@realsimonzaku_) reported 58 minutes ago

  Why would somebody trying to build an ambitious technology, search and digital business deliberately name it after a place many people outside Nigeria have never heard of? Ibi. That question matters to me. Because I could have chosen a generic technology name. Something ending in: Labs. Digital. Global. AI. Systems. Ventures. Something that sounded as if we appeared from nowhere. Instead: **IbiFoundry.** The “Ibi” is deliberate. Ibi Local Government Area, Taraba State. Home. Origin. A place full of history, people, raw potential and stories much bigger than its digital visibility sometimes suggests. And “Foundry” is also deliberate. A foundry takes raw material and transforms it into something stronger, useful and enduring. That image describes a lot of what I believe about Nigeria. We have raw material everywhere. Not merely minerals. Human material. Ideas. Talent. Culture. Knowledge. Ingenuity. Problems worth solving. Young people who understand things nobody has properly documented. Business owners doing serious work nobody can find online. Communities carrying knowledge the internet barely acknowledges. Founders with real offline authority and almost no digital evidence. For me, IbiFoundry is about helping transform some of that raw potential into visible, useful, trusted assets. And this is where my work on SEO eventually became something much bigger in my head. At first: Rank. Traffic. Click. Wonderful. Then: Wait. What if the company ranks but nobody trusts it? What if the founder is respected offline but invisible online? What if the business is excellent but looks suspicious on Google? What if the customer has questions but the website answers none? What if an AI system encounters twelve contradictory descriptions of the company? What if the company gets attention but has no professional conversion route? Now the problem is bigger than SEO. This is part of what led me towards **Searchcosystem™**. The whole environment surrounding the business. Website Authority. Google Presence. AI Visibility. Founder Authority. Proof Assets. Content Moat. Social Signals. Payment Trust. Conversion Route. Because a serious company deserves a digital presence proportional to its real-world substance. That line is important to me. **Your online evidence should not make your real business look smaller than it is.** And this problem is especially important in Africa. I have seen businesses that are very real. Physical office. Equipment. Customers. Employees. Years of operations. Actual expertise. But search them online and you begin doubting your own eyes. No proper website. Generic Gmail address. Old Facebook page. No founder information. No case study. No media. No proof. No clear payment trust. No coherent entity information. Offline: Strong. Online: Ghost. That is what I sometimes call the **Digital Ghost™** problem. And the tragedy is that the company may never know what it costs them. A buyer does not have to complain. A foreign partner does not have to say: “Your online presence scared us.” A journalist does not have to explain why they chose another source. An AI system does not send a message saying: “I could not confidently understand your company.” A customer does not call saying: “I nearly bought but your payment process made me uncomfortable.” They can simply move. Silently. This is why I think discoverability is infrastructure. And it is why I want IbiFoundry to become much bigger than an agency selling isolated tactics. I am interested in building systems around: Discoverability. Digital trust. Authority. Search Equity. Founder visibility. AI understanding. Knowledge architecture. Conversion. Real-world proof. And decision intelligence. Dr Simon Says AI comes from that same philosophy. A person asks something. The goal should not merely be to dump information. I want to move: SEARCH → DIAGNOSE → DECIDE → WARN → ACT. Search less. Decide better. Again, this connects back to Ibi. Because the dream is not simply: “Build another Nigerian website.” The dream is: Can ideas developed here become useful enough that someone elsewhere learns from them? Can frameworks born from solving Nigerian problems become globally useful? Can Taraba become associated not only with geography but with innovation, knowledge and serious digital thinking? Can somebody from a place the world rarely talks about develop intellectual property that businesses elsewhere eventually use? I believe yes. But we have to document. We have to build. We have to test. We have to create evidence. We have to tell our stories with dignity. We have to stop waiting for outsiders to declare our experiences important before we consider them worthy of knowledge. This is also why I care about local talent. A boy controlling a fishing boat in a community may possess intelligence that does not fit inside a LinkedIn credential. A woman who understands a complex local supply chain may possess business knowledge a textbook has never documented. A farmer may understand climate, timing, soil and markets in ways an outsider cannot learn from one dashboard. Do not reduce those people to “poor Africans” for engagement. Observe the skill. Respect the agency. Document the intelligence. Connect opportunity where appropriate. Dignity first. That philosophy matters to me as much as rankings. Because what is the point of building visibility systems if the stories we amplify strip people of dignity? So yes: IbiFoundry wants businesses to rank. IbiFoundry wants founders to become discoverable. IbiFoundry wants Search Equity Assets™. IbiFoundry wants AI visibility. IbiFoundry wants Searchcosystem™ clients. IbiFoundry wants to build technology. But underneath all the systems is something much simpler: **Help people become easier to see, understand, trust and act upon without losing what makes them human.** That is the foundry. Raw potential. Refined carefully. Made useful. Sent outward. And this is why I did not hide Ibi from the name. I want people to ask: “What is Ibi?” Good. Now we have a story to tell. I want one day for a young person from somewhere people overlook to look at something IbiFoundry built and think: “If something like this can be built from Taraba, perhaps where I come from is not the limitation I thought it was.” That would mean a lot to me. Because many years ago, seeing roughly $60 from AdSense did something similar to my own imagination. One small proof changed what I believed was possible. Perhaps that is what authority should ultimately do. Not merely make YOU look important. Give somebody else enough evidence to believe something is possible. So let me ask you something personal: What place, community, family story or seemingly “small” origin have you been tempted to hide—when it may actually be one of the strongest and most meaningful parts of the thing you are building?