Speak Up Against Google’s Recent Rate Limit Changes

In recent days, Google has quietly made significant changes to the rate limits for its Pro subscription without issuing any prior notice. This lack of transparency has understandably frustrated many users, leading to growing discussions across various platforms, particularly Reddit.

While there’s been no official acknowledgment from Google regarding this downgrade, users have been raising their concerns actively. If you want your voice to be heard, now is the time to take action.

What Happened?

Several threads have emerged on Reddit, particularly in communities like r/Bard and r/GeminiAI, reflecting the widespread discontent among users. Many have expressed their frustration over the limitations imposed on the Pro subscription, which they feel diminish its value without any accompanying explanation.

For those interested, here are some recent threads that illustrate the community’s sentiments:

• User complaint thread on r/Bard
• Discussion on rate limit changes in r/Bard
• Concerns raised in r/GeminiAI

How You Can Make a Difference

While it’s clear Google may not be monitoring Reddit for feedback, they are active on Twitter. This presents an opportunity for you to raise awareness about these changes directly.

Consider reaching out to Aarush Selvan, the product manager for the Gemini app. You can tweet at him here and share your concerns. Don’t forget to also tag Gemini and Google to amplify your message. Engaging with other influential voices in the industry such as Logan K. and Josh Woodward can further strengthen the call for accountability.

Conclusion

In a time where user feedback is paramount, it’s crucial to voice your concerns and seek clarity on these recent changes. By tweeting and engaging with Google directly, you can contribute to ensuring that your experience as a user is recognized and valued. Don’t underestimate the power