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Google States It Has Resolved Gmail Issues with Spam and Misclassification

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Google has announced that it has resolved issues affecting Gmail users on Saturday, which caused emails to be misclassified and triggered additional spam warnings. The problems, which began early Saturday morning, have now been fully fixed for all users.

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Google 宣布已解決週六影響 Gmail 用戶的垃圾郵件和誤分類問題,這些問題導致郵件被錯誤歸類並觸發額外的垃圾郵件警告。此問題已於週六晚間完全修復。

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Google says it’s fixed Gmail issues with spam and misclassification

If your Gmail account didn’t seem to be working properly Saturday, you were not alone. But Google says the issue has been be resolved.

The official status dashboard for Google Workspace suggests that problems began at around 5am Pacific on Saturday morning, with users experiencing both “misclassification of emails in their inbox and additional spam warnings.”

For me, that meant my Primary inbox was filled with messages that would normally appear in the Promotions, Social, or Updates inboxes, and that spam warnings were appearing in emails from known senders. Other users complained on social media that “all the spam is going directly to my inbox” and that Gmail’s filters seem “suddenly completely busted.”

The Google dashboard was updated with messages throughout the day on Saturday saying that the company was still working to resolve the issue. Later on Saturday evening, Google posted that the issue had been “fully resolved for all users.”

“Some Gmail users experienced a misclassification of emails in their inbox, delays in receiving email,” the company said in a dashboard update. “Additionally, misclassified spam warnings from the incident may persist for existing messages received before the issue resolution.”

The company also said that it will “publish an analysis of this incident once we have completed our internal investigation.”

This post was first published on January 24, 2026. It has been updated to include Google’s statement that the issue has been resolved.

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