Make Your Voice Heard: Addressing Google’s Rate Limit Changes

In recent days, a significant and troubling downgrade to the rate limits on the Pro subscription of Google services has gone largely unacknowledged. Users are expressing their frustration, yet the silence from the company has been deafening. If you’re as concerned as many others are, now is the time to take action and voice your opinion.

Many users have taken to platforms like Reddit to discuss these changes, shedding light on the various threads that have emerged around this topic. It’s clear that there’s a strong community feeling regarding the unexpected adjustments to service limits, and the lack of communication from Google has only heightened this frustration.

For your reference, here are some relevant discussions:

• Discussion 1 on Reddit
• Discussion 2 on Reddit
• Gemini AI Community Discussion

While Google may not actively monitor Reddit, their presence on Twitter provides an avenue to express your concerns. Taking to social media can amplify our collective voice and potentially prompt a response from the product team.

If you want to make your concerns known, consider reaching out directly to Aarush Selvan, the product manager for the Gemini app, on Twitter: Tweet at Aarush Selvan. In your message, be sure to tag both Gemini and Google to ensure they see your feedback. Additionally, consider including other prominent figures within the company, such as Logan K and Josh Woodward, in your tweets.

Your feedback matters! Let’s unite our voices and advocate for the quality of service we expect and deserve.