Users worldwide facing issues with Gmail and Google Drive

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Users worldwide are reporting that they are facing issues with Gmail and Google Drive as many are unable to even send emails.

According to website Outage.Report, users in the United States, Malaysia, Singapore and Australia have reported that they are experiencing issues with both Gmail and Google Drive.

In the past 24 hours, over 1,500 users from the US, over 900 from Australia and over 200 from Malaysia have reported the issue.

Website Down Detector claimed that users began experiencing issues with Gmail and Google Drive at 10am today. An outage map and chart on the website indicates that users in Japan, China and India are also experiencing issues with Gmail.

Gmail and Drive are not the only Google services experiencing issues – reports are surfacing that YouTube is also experiencing glitches. YouTube users are seeing error messages, experiencing slow video load times and issues when uploading videos.

Google's official TeamYouTube account on Twitter has acknowledged the issue and said it's working on a fix.

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