According to Downdetector data, Gmail and YouTube were the most affected services. Google Maps and Figma Cloudflare also reported access errors. Many users were unable to log into their accounts. PlayStation network users struggled with game downloads and online services. 

While users initially reported outages only in Turkey and Greece, it was later claimed that disruptions also occurred in India, Croatia, and the United States 

Google confirmed that the outage impacted multiple regions worldwide. The company’s engineers are working to resolve the issue. Meanwhile, Spotify users also reported login failures. On platforms like Twitter and Reddit, the hashtag “Google down” quickly trended. 

Which Countries Are Experiencing Google Access Issues Today? 

According to Outage.Report, the Google outage that started on September 4, 2025, generated the most user reports from the following countries: 

• Turkey 
• Bulgaria 
• Greece 
• Georgia 
• Croatia 
• Serbia 
• Armenia 
• Romania 
• Germany 
• Netherlands 
• …and 38 other countries. 

When Will the Outage Be Resolved?

It remains unclear when Google and YouTube services will return to normal. Google engineers confirmed that work is ongoing, but no official timeframe has been shared. Historically, such outages have typically been resolved within a few hours, easing access issues quickly. 

Experts suggest these types of global outages usually stem from technical failures within Google Cloud’s infrastructure. Furthermore, since third-party platforms like Spotify and PlayStation rely heavily on Google services, the disruptions ripple across multiple ecosystems. 

In the end, the issue is expected to be fixed once Google engineers restore systems. Users are advised not to change device settings and to follow official updates to avoid additional complications caused by unnecessary interventions. 

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