At 12:43 PT, the team reported that mitigation work was on and error rates have fallen down. And if any issues come up in OAuth then users will not be able to log into any of the above-mentioned services.Īt 12:18 PT, few customers reported that they could successfully attempt to utilize an incognito window under the Chrome browser to log in. It is also used by other applications when users use Google to log into them. OAuth is used for signing in to Google services such as Gmail, Google Calendar, and Chromebooks. Google’s OAuth which is used for Google Sign-In services failed yesterday, so a lot of users were unable to log in. Few users weren’t able to access the services and others faced slow loading times. Services like Google, Google Drive, and Gmail experienced issues. Google and Gmail are down for thousands of users, mostly in the United States (GOOGL, GOOG) #website #news /nVttbQJREqĭownDetector confirmed that there is an outage in some parts of the world and few users on Twitter confirmed the news. Google Cloud Status Dashboard reads, “We are currently experiencing an issue with authentication to Google App Engine sites, the Google Cloud Console, Identity Aware Proxy, and Google OAuth 2.0 endpoints.” No emails or data were lost, but some incoming emails may be delayed.” The official post reads, “We apologize for the inconvenience. Proton’s infrastructure team found out the issue and fixed it and the systems are now functioning normally. Due to the server failure, few accounts were temporarily unavailable. With Google, ProtonMail and ProtonVPN also experienced an outage yesterday. This began at 11:30 PT yesterday and it ended at 1:27 PT. Yesterday, Google reported that it is facing an issue with authentication to Google App Engine sites, Identity Aware Proxy, the Google Cloud Console, and Google OAuth 2.0 endpoints.
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