Google Search Console Indexing report missing June data
This is impacting everyone, so it seems to be just a reporting issue and not an issue with your site's indexing performance within Google Search.
This is impacting everyone, so it seems to be just a reporting issue and not an issue with your site's indexing performance within Google Search.
Users claim data is missing in User Acquisition and Traffic Acquisition reports, specifically for dates before September 6.
Marketers experienced issues with accessing the most up-to-date data on their Google Ads accounts.
Make sure to rerun any scripts you have that may be missing data from the Bing Webmaster Tools API.
The issue was reported today but could have been affecting user account data since August 30, with no estimated date when it'll be fixed.
The data won't be replaced or backfilled, as we hoped for.
Most of the reports are missing data during the de-indexing bug period.
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