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That's a peak of 90% of Gmail inboxes bouncing – and this has been going on for almost 24 hours.
This year i decided to do "something" about it, so every mailing list mail received in my inbox that i don't want/care for gets an unsubscribe. It has already reduced my daily mails by a somewhat large amount. It's hard to say exactly how much, but i estimate around 10 emails less every day.
Most of the unsubscribed lists are from companies where i've purchased something andthe seller took the liberty of subscribing me to their mailing list. Those are mostly pre-GDPR that i've just never gotten around to dealing with.
The execption is of course obvious spam mails, to which unbsubscribing will probably do more harm than good.
Rant: As I side note I usually try and buy direct when shopping online rather than through Amazon (for all but the most trivial purchases) and this is the 2nd largest drawback (behind filling in CC and shipping info) - because I bought one item from you, once in my life does not mean send me a daily email, and then when unsubscribing pretend like I signed up for them! For me it’s one of the easiest ways to destroy brand loyalty/reputation.
Plenty of critical communications get caught in this storm...
What a joke. And this after we're leaving AWS Workmail because of bounced emails.
No luck with signing up so far.
About your query
I gather that you are concerned about your Ads Disapproval for your Google Ads Account.
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I logged into our sendgrid and mailgun accounts and manually purged all the failed gmail records.
Customers generally cannot change this on their end as far as I can imagine -- this is on the ESP end and is a protection built in because you are sending from their IP / Server and they don't take kindly to that.
The reason why this is so nasty is not because Gmail went down, but because they returned a 5XX permanent failure and not a 4XX temporary failure for these bounces. Literally every email provider will respond to a permanent bounce by suppressing all further emails to that email address (it's permanent, after all!), so the fallout from this will be huge.
The action for rectifying isn't too difficult, but the implications are still pretty big...