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Update:
There seem to be services Up and running, As confirmed by this tweet from Google Workspace:
We are all clear people! Thank you for staying with us.
– Google Workspace (Google Workspace) December 14, 2020
First:
Google is a name that has become synonymous with the word ‘search’ and is universally trusted for its reliability. However, contrary to the company’s general perception, users around the world today are reporting that Google services such as Gmail, UT Drive B, Google Drive, Google Docs, Maps, AdWords and AdSense have been shut down.
Users have also reported problems with Google’s search engine. Outage seems to have affected other services besides Google. There have been reports that Zoom and other services have been affected. Dublin City University tweeted that their email was less than DCU’s. These reports are coming from many different regions like India, USA, Canada, Australia and Europe.
Meanwhile, Twitter has found its new gossip for the day, and the search giant’s downtime seems to have generated countless new memes. Many topics like #UtDBD, Google, Server, Bing and Yahoo are trending, and most are full of memes, some of which are making fun of the unknown year 2020 and some are frustrated with losing access to important services. Do. There are users who are also making fun of Google and saying so they prefer DuckDuckGo over this.
About the perfect ending to this piece on the BBC #GoogleDown Story…https://t.co/2Y6KHUUtL1 pic.twitter.com/ZaUCb7dVw3
– ਕੀ ਹ’ਹਾਰਾ @ 💻 (@ ਵਿਲੋਹਾਰ) December 14, 2020
Dr. Time Night Detector, a website that monitors web services and other websites to detect time time, The show Problems reported between 5:00 pm and 5:30 pm for Google services escalated. Fortunately, the numbers have been steadily declining since then.
Google officially addressed the problem by tweeting from its Workspace Twitter account:
We are aware of the ongoing issue with many products and our teams are investigating. Posting updates to the status dashboard: https://t.co/Y3OJ3Lg1ML
– Google Workspace (Google Workspace) December 14, 2020
