Make Your Voice Count: Responding to Google’s Rate Limit Changes

In recent days, notable changes to the rate limits on Google’s Pro subscription have sparked considerable concern among users. These downgrades occurred without prior warning or official acknowledgment from Google. If you’re feeling frustrated by this lack of transparency, it’s time to take action and make your opinions known.

Many users have already begun discussing this issue across various platforms, including subreddits such as r/Bard and r/GeminiAI. The feedback has been consistent, with countless threads appearing over the past few days reflecting a shared sense of dissatisfaction. You can catch up on some of these discussions through the following links:

• Feedback from r/Bard
• User Concerns on r/Bard
• Discussions on r/GeminiAI

While Google may not be active on Reddit, they are present on Twitter and currently seem to be overlooking the voices of their user base. It’s crucial for us to reach out and express our concerns directly on social media.

One effective way to do this is by tweeting at Aarush Selvan, the product manager for the Gemini app. You can find him at @AarushSelvan. When you tweet, make sure to also tag the official Gemini and Google accounts, as well as other relevant individuals such as @OfficialLoganK and @joshwoodward. Your engagement could help amplify our collective voice and draw the attention it deserves.

Don’t let this issue go unnoticed—standing together, we can advocate for improved communication and service. Take a moment to reach out today; every tweet counts!