Voice Your Concerns: Addressing Google’s Recent Rate Limit Changes

In the rapidly evolving landscape of tech, communication is key—especially when changes affect users significantly. Recently, there has been a notable adjustment to the rate limits imposed on the Pro subscription for Google’s services, with little to no prior notification or acknowledgment from the company.

Over the past few days, numerous discussions have emerged across various platforms, particularly on Reddit, where users have expressed their frustrations regarding this unexpected downgrade. Many have taken to communities like r/Bard and r/GeminiAI to share their insights and experiences.

If you’re looking to join the conversation and make your opinion known, utilizing social media platforms like Twitter can amplify your voice. While it’s clear that Google may not actively monitor Reddit threads, they do engage with users on Twitter.

Want to make a difference? Here’s how you can take action:

1. Reach Out Directly: Tweet at Aarush Selvan, the Product Manager for the Gemini app. Engaging directly with someone in a position of influence can help bring attention to your concerns. You can find him here.

2. Tag Relevant Accounts: It’s essential to make sure that your message reaches the right eyes. Don’t forget to tag the official Gemini and Google accounts, as well as other influential voices in the community, such as Logan K and Josh Woodward.

3. Join the Discussion: When you tweet, consider referencing the ongoing threads on Reddit to support your arguments. You can find the pertinent discussions here:

4. Reddit thread discussing the rate limits
5. Another thread addressing user concerns
6. Discussion on Google Gemini AI concerns

Your voice can contribute to a larger dialogue, ensuring that user experience remains a top priority for companies like Google. Don’t hesitate to express your thoughts—together