Users report encountering a 502 error when trying to open Google Meet, indicating a temporary server issue.
Downdetector shows over 1,500 outage reports, with 66% citing website issues and 32% pointing to server problems.
Google has not yet acknowledged the outage or provided any explanation for the disruption.
Google Meet Down: If you are having trouble accessing Google Meet, you are not alone. Thousands of users cannot access Google’s video conferencing platform. While opening the platform, Google Meet returns a 502 error message, indicating that the server encountered a temporary error and was unable to complete the request.
SurveyAccording to Downdetector, over 1,800 reports have been filed so far regarding disruptions while using the platform. More than 66% of users complained about the website, while approximately 32% complained about server issues.
We also checked Downdetecor for other countries, and it appears that the Google Meet is only experiencing disruptions in India. However, Google has yet to acknowledge the Meet outage and has not issued a statement highlighting the underlying issue.
Many users have taken to X to express their dissatisfaction with the disruptions they are experiencing during their working hours. Some of them even found humour in the situation and began teasing Google and CEO Sundar Pichai about the outage. Here are some of the posts on X about Google Meet down.
Is Google Meet down? pic.twitter.com/6TXhQuflff
— Rohit (@oirohit) November 26, 2025
20 Oct 2025 -> AWS Global Outage
— Dhanush N (@Dhanush_Nehru) November 26, 2025
29 Oct 2025 -> Azure Global Outage
30 Oct 2025 -> Oracle Cloud Jeddah Region Down
26 Nov 2025 -> Google Meet Outage pic.twitter.com/6JhJygGdAV
Google meet was down today and I was restarting my laptop.
— Lazy coder (@TechXplorer) November 26, 2025
In September, Google Meet experienced a massive outage in the United States, with more than 15,000 reports on Downdetector. Users were unable to attend their meetings and complained about errors and server connection problems.
Cloudflare experienced a massive outage last week, causing hours of disruptions to services such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Canva, and others. Cloudflare then acknowledged the outage, citing a technical issue as the cause.
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