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Forget Kim Kardashian, these outages really broke the internet.

Frustrated Android users were complaining about their apps crashing on Wednesday morning. Google says there is a quick fix, so here's how to resolve the issue.

"Finally it's Bing's time to shine," said comedian Nish Kumar, as smug Hotmail users gloated about their functioning email server.

Some of the most popular Google websites in the world have gone offline, including Gmail and YouTube.

Several users have reported being unable to send emails or attach files to emails.

Users reported trouble getting their email on Wednesday.

A new update celebrating Gmail's 15th birthday includes email scheduling (so you can send emails later), new Smart Compose features and something called "Dynamic email."

Google users said today that Gmail was down and not working.

A bug in its API was discovered through "Project strobe."

The Google email client is reportedly letting hundreds of developers scan inboxes and, in some cases, even read conversations.

"Be aware, be vigilant and make sure your children are aware," the Covington County District Attorney's office said.

Gmail updates will start rolling out to users this week; here's how to test them out.

Some of these features will be familiar to people who use Signal or Inbox by Gmail on their phones or Boomerang on their computers.

Security expert James Fisher highlighted a new threat that could expose Gmail users to hackers.

Google was forced to remove its "Mic Drop" button, after complaints from users.

The U.S. computer programmer was inducted into the Internet Hall of Fame in 2012.

This tool taps into every email user's daily anxiety.

It's Mother's Day! Let's celebrate the bizarre ways our moms use Internet communication.

An anti-censorship advocate suggested the Great Firewall was to blame.