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Google resolves drawback with Gmail after outage

Alphabet Inc's Google discussed on Tuesday it had resolved a topic with Gmail resulting from which a couple of of its shoppers had faced issues with the mailing platform, just a day after a world outage affected YouTube, Gmail and Google Drive.
Alphabet Inc's Google said on Tuesday it had resolved a problem with Gmail due to which some of its users had faced issues with the mailing platform, just a day after a global outage affected YouTube, Gmail and Google Drive.

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