HTTP status code 410 — Gone
Quick answer
Status code 410 (Gone): Resource is permanently removed. Stronger than 404 — do not expect it to return.
Stronger than 404 — do not expect it to return.
410 tells crawlers and clients the URI is intentionally retired. Prefer 410 over 404 when you know the resource will never come back.
Common causes
- A deliberately decommissioned API version or endpoint
- Content the owner intentionally deleted for good (not a bug)
How to fix it
Stop calling this endpoint — unlike 404, 410 means it is not coming back; look for a migration guide or replacement endpoint.
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Frequently asked questions
What is status code 410?
410 Gone: Resource is permanently removed. Stronger than 404 — do not expect it to return.
When should I expect HTTP 410?
410 tells crawlers and clients the URI is intentionally retired. Prefer 410 over 404 when you know the resource will never come back.
What usually causes HTTP 410?
A deliberately decommissioned API version or endpoint; Content the owner intentionally deleted for good (not a bug).
How do I fix HTTP 410?
Stop calling this endpoint — unlike 404, 410 means it is not coming back; look for a migration guide or replacement endpoint.
Where can I see all status codes?
Open the HTTP status codes hub on TryDevSnip for the full reference list.
Does TryDevSnip log my API traffic?
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