Raise Your Voice: Address Google’s Rate Limit Changes

In recent days, many users of the Pro subscription for Google services have noticed a significant and unannounced reduction in rate limits. This change has sparked conversations across various forums, including popular subreddits like r/Bard and r/GeminiAI, where users are expressing their frustrations and seeking answers.

Despite the growing discontent, there has been no acknowledgment from Google regarding this adjustment. The community has been proactive in sharing their experiences and concerns, showcasing the extent of the impact these changes have on users who rely on these services for their projects and productivity.

If you’re looking to make your opinion heard, consider using social media as a platform for your voice. The Google team may not actively monitor Reddit, but they are present on Twitter and seem to be overlooking the feedback coming from our community.

Here are a few actions you can take:

1. Express Your Concerns on Twitter: Directly tweet at the product manager of the Gemini app, Aarush Selvan, to ensure your voice reaches them. You can find him here.

2. Engage the Broader Community: Don’t forget to tag the official Gemini and Google accounts, along with prominent team members like Logan and Josh Woodward. It’s important to amplify our concerns to a wider audience.

3. Gemini: Link
4. Logan: Link
5. Josh: Link

By participating in this conversation, you help shed light on the issues impacting users and hold companies accountable for their actions. Let’s unite our voices and advocate for transparency and improvement in the services we depend on. Your input matters, so make it count!