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YouTube, Gmail, Google Search are now back up after an hour-long outage

Users reported that the YouTube page shows a monkey that has the caption 'Something went wrong'.

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Tech2 News Staff|Dec 15, 2020, 07:27:13 IST
(Editor's note: This article has been updated after Google Drive and YouTube confirmed that they are now up and running.)Several Google services like Gmail, YouTube, Google Search and other apps are currently down for many users in India and they took it to Twitter to report the issues they were facing.Apparently, this outage is not limited to users in India, in fact, users from other countries have also raised their concern on Twitter.FirstCutbyManjul16122020SM GoogleUsers reported that the YouTube page shows a monkey that has the caption "Something went wrong". The Gmail page shows a message that says "Gmail is currently unable to access your Contacts. You may experience issues while this persists."Google Drive had earlier acknowledged that the Drive was down. After an hour, Google Drive has given a green signal as it tweeted, "We're all clear folks." Similarly, YouTube has also announced that users can now access YouTube as it is now running.
[caption id="attachment_6291441" align="alignnone" width="1280"]A picture illustration shows YouTube on a cell phone, in front of a YouTube copyright message regarding a video on an LCD screen, in central Bosnian town of Zenica, early June 18, 2014. Google Inc's YouTube said on June 17, 2014 that it plans to launch a paid streaming music service, amid criticism that its existing, free video website might block the music videos of labels that do not agree to its terms. YouTube has partnered with Google services including search engine, Youtube and Gmail face outage.[/caption]
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First Published:Dec 15, 2020, 07:27:29 IST
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