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All Google services crashed, Youtube, Gmail do not work… You can only access "incognito"

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Users around the world are reporting problems with the YouTube platform. The Down Detector service shows that users in Europe, America and parts of Asia report problems.

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Gmail and some other Google services also crashed at the same time.

This is a drop in login service, which means that the services operate in an "incognito" model.

The problems started 13 hours ago.

The problems are also reported by Twitter users, where the hashtag #YouTubeDOWN is currently active.

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