Gmail users experienced some delivery delays late yesterday and the company has apologized for the issue. The company admitted on Monday evening that "less than 50 percent" of
Gmail's user base experienced slow email delivery and issues with attachments. Today the company said that 71 percent of email messages were not affected. Emails that did experience issues had an
average delivery delay of 2.6 seconds. The company also admitted that about 1.5 percent of messages look two or more hours to deliver.
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