Gmail, Google Drive face downtime as users unable to send emails, attach files

Google’s e-mail service Gmail is facing downtime in several parts of world including India, Australia, and Japan, as users took to social media platforms to complain about issues. G Suite services such as Gmail and Google Drive were affected which Google confirmed on its G Suite status board. It reported that issue regarding Gmail is being investigated.

Users complained that re were unable to attach files on Gmail and couldn’t share, upload or download files using Google Drive. Google said that y are continuing to investigate issues and will provide an update at 1.30pm IST on August 20, 2020, detailing when users can expect resolution. G Suite Status Dashboard still showing ‘orange’ status which means ‘service disruption’.

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Hundreds of report on DownDetector

DownDetector shows over 2000 reports of issues regarding Gmail and users continue to inquire about problem. Several hashtags like #Gmail, #Gmaildown started to trend on Twitter as social media users queried if issue was widespread. “Hello ! , Is re any issue with Gmail - Could t mail attach,” commented a user. 

“Hi, I am also having same issue... Have 1 regular G mail Account and 3 G-suite accounts ( in Hyderabad & Mumbai) and all facing same issue. We are able to send and receive e-mails with out attachments, but am t able to send or receive any e-mails with any king of attachments whatsoever. Does anyone have any updates on when this issue may be resolved,” complained ar user on DownDetector.

Check some or social media reactions as users ted problem could be even worse in United States but most of Americans won’t be using it since it’s night in United States.

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