Stand Up Against Google’s Rate Limit Changes: Tweet Your Concerns to Make an Impact
Speak Up: Addressing Google’s Rate Limit Changes
In recent days, Google has quietly implemented a significant downgrade to the rate limits associated with its Pro subscription, and users have taken to social media to express their frustrations. Surprisingly, there has been no official acknowledgment from the company regarding this change, which has sparked a wave of discussions across various online platforms, including Reddit.
Users of the Pro subscription have voiced their concerns in multiple threads within communities such as r/Bard and r/GeminiAI. If you haven’t seen these discussions, it’s worth exploring the following links to understand the widespread dissatisfaction surrounding this issue:
While it appears that Google’s team may not be monitoring these Reddit threads closely, they are active on platforms like Twitter. This presents an opportunity for users to make their voices heard where the company is likely to notice.
If you feel strongly about the impact of these changes, don’t hesitate to reach out directly on Twitter. You can communicate your concerns to Aarush Selvan, the product manager for the Gemini app, by tweeting at him here.
Additionally, consider tagging both Gemini and Google to amplify your message. You might also want to include prominent figures associated with the project, like Logan and Josh Woodward, in your posts to ensure your voice is heard loud and clear.
Your feedback matters—let’s work together to encourage Google to address these changes transparently!
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