Recently, a news went viral on social media and the internet claiming that Google had sent an emergency warning to its 2.5 billion Gmail users. After this news spread, users grew concerned. However, Google has completely denied this report. The company clarified that no such alert was ever issued, and the viral news was nothing but a false report and a rumor, which was wrongly circulated on social media.

Google further assured that its network and security systems are completely safe and there is no major threat. At the same time, it advised users to stay cautious. If anyone asks for your password, OTP, or bank details, simply ignore it. Follow only official guidance from Google and regularly check the "Security Alert" section in Gmail.

According to experts, this viral news was most likely part of a phishing scam or a misleading attempt, exaggerated to spread fear among people.