Is Googleblog down right now?
No one has reported a problem in the last hour.
About Googleblog
The domain was registered 24 years ago through MarkMonitor Inc.. The Internet Archive first captured it in 2002. It ranks #329 among the most visited sites in the world on the Tranco list. It is hosted in United States on the Google LLC network.
The most recent problem was a full outage on 26 September 2026 at 11:01 UTC, which lasted under a minute. That is the only incident in the last 90 days, 2 s of downtime in total, and 91.67% of our checks succeeded.
Reports, last 24 hours
0 reports · normally about 3 per hour| Problem reported | No reports in the last 24 hours. |
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What we checked
00:42:34 UTC| Layer | Result | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| DNS name lookup | googleblog.com resolves to 142.251.215.225 (AS15169 Google LLC) | pass |
| TLS certificate | Certificate from Google Trust Services, expires 2026-12-11 | pass |
| Content | Page title: “News from Google | Google Product and Technology News and Stories” | – |
| Reputation | Trust score 100/100 · trust check | Established |
Outage history, 90 days
| Started (UTC) | Incident | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-26 11:01 | Down · Cape Town: Timed out; Cloudflare: Timed out | 2 s |
Common questions
Is Googleblog down for everyone or just me?
Compare the test from your browser above with our server checks. If our servers reach googleblog.com and your browser cannot, the problem is on your connection, DNS or network. If both fail, the site is down.
How do you know if Googleblog is down?
We request the homepage from 15 locations, check DNS, the TLS certificate and the HTTP response, and compare the page content with what we saw before. We also read the service's official status feed where one exists and count visitor reports against the usual rate for the hour.
What can I do while it is down?
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