City
Epaper

Gmail goes down for users globally, India too

By IANS | Updated: December 10, 2022 21:30 IST

New Delhi, Dec 10 Gmail went down for users, including in India, on Saturday evening as most of ...

Open in App

New Delhi, Dec 10 Gmail went down for users, including in India, on Saturday evening as most of them complained about mails not being delivered or being received.

According to website outage monitor portal Downdetector.com, most problems were related to receiving emails, apart from failed connections.

Both mobile app and desktop versions were affected across the world.

Several people took to Twitter to report problems with Gmail.

"Is Gmail Down for everyone or is there anything wrong with my accounts? I am not receiving any mail," tweeted one user.

Google was yet to comment on what caused this global outage.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: indiagoogleNew DelhiTwitterWord on macThe new delhi municipal councilTwitter twitterTwitter sevaWho dgDelhi south-west
Open in App

Related Stories

MumbaiMumbai: Gold Sales Cross ₹12,000 Crores Nationwide on Akshaya Tritiya; Mumbai MMR Sees ₹800 Crores Trade

NationalAkshaya Tritiya 2025: Gold Market Sees Huge Footfall Despite Price Hike (Watch Video)

MaharashtraOver 10,000 Pakistani Nationals Traced in Maharashtra and Delhi Post-Palgham Terror Attack

MumbaiViral Sighting of Tesla Cybertruck Near Mumbai Stirs EV Enthusiasm (Photos)

NationalPM Narendra Modi Discusses Tech and Innovation Collaboration With Elon Musk

Technology Realted Stories

Technology‘WAVES 2025’ brings spotlight on India’s vibrant media and entertainment sector

TechnologyApple logs highest-ever shipment volume in India at 29 pc growth in March quarter

Technology75 pc of Indian businesses localise data as AI becomes core to strategy: Report

TechnologyPunjab starts first-of-its-kind B.Tech programme

TechnologyDynamic curriculum, continuous evolution of training modules key to stay relevant: Jitendra Singh