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Anyone else seeing major traffic volatility in the past few weeks? (GSC screenshot inside)

Hey everyone,
I’ve been seeing some weird fluctuations in my Google Search Console data over the past few days. My impressions and clicks were pretty stable around 20-25K daily clicks, but starting around mid-April I’m seeing huge swings — some days dropping to almost zero, then partially recovering, then dropping again.
Total numbers for the period: ~202K clicks, ~1.84M impressions, average position 10.9.
A few questions:
1. Is anyone else experiencing similar volatility right now?
2. Are you aware of any confirmed Google algorithm update in the past 2-3 weeks?
3. Could this be a GSC reporting issue rather than an actual traffic drop? (I want to verify against my analytics)
Some context about my site:
• Niche: Software applications marketplace
• Age: 6 years
• No major changes on my end (no migration, no big content updates, no technical changes)
I’d appreciate any insights or if anyone can confirm they’re seeing similar patterns. Thanks!

GSC screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/AAa1DYn

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