Make Your Voice Heard: Stand Up Against Google’s Rate Limit Downgrade

In recent days, Google quietly implemented a significant reduction in rate limits for the Pro subscription without any prior notice or acknowledgment. This has understandably led to confusion and frustration among users, particularly those who rely heavily on the service. Many discussions regarding this issue have emerged on various forums, particularly on Reddit’s r/Bard and r/GeminiAI.

If you’ve been affected by these changes, it’s essential to raise your concerns and ensure your voice is heard. Engaging with Google on social media platforms like Twitter can be an effective way to express your dissatisfaction and push for transparency.

Recent Discussions:

You can find ongoing threads and conversations about the downgraded rate limits here:
– Rate Limit Concerns on r/Bard
– User Reactions on r/Bard
– Community Feedback on r/GeminiAI

Take Action:

While Google may not be monitoring Reddit actively, they do pay attention to Twitter. This is your chance to make a difference! Direct your feedback to Aarush Selvan, the product manager for the Gemini app, by tweeting at him here: Aarush Selvan.

Be sure to also include mentions of Gemini and Google in your tweets, along with influential voices like Logan K. and Josh Woodward. Your collective voices can help shine a light on this issue and prompt a necessary response from the company.

Let’s unite in our feedback and hold Google accountable for the changes affecting users. Together, we can advocate for better communication and user experience.