Google says it's fixed issues with Drive, Docs, other services after outage

Had trouble working with Google Drive or Google Docs on Monday? You were not alone.

Google says it has fixed issues impacting its productivity services, including Drive, Docs, Google Sheets and Google Slides.

According to a message on Google's workplace status dashboard Monday, affected users experienced problems such as error messages, high latency, and other unexpected behavior on the services.

In an update Monday afternoon, Google said the services are back running normally.

"We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience and continued support," said Google in a status update.

According to Down Detector, a website where users can report issues with online services, the first reports of issues were posted around 8:30 am ET. The most common issues were linked to logging in and apps not loading.

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