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From No-Work Day To Stressful Deadlines: Twitter Reacts As Gmail Suffers A Global Outage

From No-Work Day To Stressful Deadlines: Twitter Reacts As Gmail Suffers A Global Outage

Believe it or not, Gmail, Google Drive and Google Docs among other Google services seem to be facing a global outage today. Several users worldwide are reporting that Gmail is down and are facing issues while sending emails or uploading files on Google Drive. In addition to it, there are reports of some users not being able to upload any attachments either. Are you nodding in agreement? Well, this could only happen in 2020!

Amidst all the chaos on the internet, Google acknowledged the issue. They wrote, “Our team is continuing to investigate this issue. We will provide an update (later) with more information about this problem. Thank you for your patience,” confirming that it is not a minor bug.

This is the second time in two months that Gmail has suffered an outage. In July, several users in India were unable to log into Gmail for a short while. Even though the issue was fixed quickly, Google hadn’t offered any disclosure on why the outage might have happened. However, this time, the outage has impacted users not only in India but across Asia, Europe, and the US too.

Soon after the outage was reported, hashtags like #Gmail and #GmailDown started trending on Twitter. While some netizens have flooded the microblogging site with several queries, others are having a field day. From being happy about the no-work day to stressing over meeting deadlines, here’s how Twitterati reacted to the Gmail outage.

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Twitter Reactions To The Global #Gmail Outage

While some of them reported queries and raised concerns…

Some of them reported their queries

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…others were worried about meeting their deadlines.

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Meanwhile, some took this opportunity to have a little fun and flooded Twitter with hilarious memes. Have a look:

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According to recent statistics, Gmail is the most popular email platform with over 1.8 billion users worldwide. With such a huge user base, we’re sure that the outage has caused a lot of inconveniences but netizens certainly know how to make the most of a bad situation. Not that we are complaining!

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20 Aug 2020

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