It’s not just you. Nest is down again, with this November outage taking down the original mobile app as well as some Nest devices.
This latest Nest outage seems to be affecting users in the entire United States as well as parts of Europe, according to DownDetector. Google confirmed the outage on Twitter on Tuesday morning.
On the Nest status dashboard, Google confirms that this outage is affecting almost everything. The Nest apps, setup & pairing, and live video from Nest Cams are completely down. Further, Nest Protect and Nest Thermostats may also be affected. Video history and support do not appear to be affected at this time. The Nest website is also not working.
Nest has found the source of the November outage now and we’ll update this article as details are available.
Update: Hours after the app first went down, it appears to be coming back online for some users. Nest says that services are still partially out as of approximately 1pm ET.
Around 1:45, Nest confirmed the issue should be fully resolved.
In our brief testing, the Nest app itself is completely inaccessible, but the outage doesn’t seem to be fully affecting Google Assistant or Google Home app integration. Some devices such as the Nest x Yale lock seem to be working fine, but Nest Cam feeds are either having issues or are down within the Google Home app too. The new Nest Thermostat seems to be unaffected.
Notably, the last major Nest outage took place in August of this year.
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More Nest outages:
- It’s not just you, Google Nest apps were down this afternoon — August 2020
- Nest outage takes down live video, history… again — April 2020
- Google Nest outage takes down Thermostat, Cam live video, and apps — March 2020
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