“We are aware that some Gmail users are experiencing misclassification of emails in their inbox and additional spam warnings,” Google said. “We are actively working to resolve the issue. As always, we encourage users to follow standard best practices when engaging with messages from unknown senders.”

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Is Gmail down? Discover the details of the recent Gmail outage affecting thousands of users experiencing issues.

Gmail’s reputation for quietly catching junk in the background has taken a hit. Over the past few days, users have watched trusted filters fail, spam pour into primary inboxes, and legitimate messages arrive late or flagged with alarming warnings.

Multiple Microsoft services, including Azure, Teams, and Defender XDR, faced reported outages Tuesday afternoon. Problems began shortly after 2.27 pm EST and spread across key platforms. Gmail users also reported issues,

Google has finally solved a problem that kept recent subscribers to its Apps suite from accessing their new Gmail accounts. The problem struck on Friday evening, causing a delay in activating the Gmail service for end users in newly created Apps accounts.