If your Gmail inbox is messed up today, you’re not alone. Gmail users are experiencing problems with the automatic filters that keep their main inbox free of promotional emails and piles of non-urgent updates, and some have reported seeing notices informing them that emails have not been scanned for spam. Google confirmed this to Engadget and said in an update on its Workspace status dashboard that it is aware of the issues and is currently working on a fix.
On social media and Downdetector, some Gmail users have also reported delays in receiving messages, causing issues with two-factor authentication logins. Google noted that the issue resulted in “misclassification of emails and additional spam warnings in their inbox,” including a banner that says, “Be careful with this message. Gmail has not scanned this message for spam, unverified senders, or harmful software.” In a statement to Engadget, a Google spokesperson reiterated the message from its status dashboard, saying, “We are actively working to resolve the issue. As always, we encourage users to follow standard best practices when engaging with messages from unknown senders.”
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