Voice Your Opposition to Google’s Rate Limit Restrictions on Twitter

Make Your Voice Heard: Stand Up Against Google’s Rate Limit Changes

In recent days, Google has made a significant and unannounced adjustment to the rate limits on their Pro subscription, leaving many users frustrated and without explanation. While the community has been buzzing with discussions and concerns across various platforms, including Reddit, the lack of acknowledgment from Google has not gone unnoticed.

Numerous threads have emerged on subreddits like r/Bard and r/GeminiAI, reflecting the widespread discontent among users. The sudden downgrade in rate limits has sparked quite a discussion, with many voicing their concerns and seeking accountability from Google.

If you want to stay informed or see what others are saying, check out some of the discussions:

• Thread on r/Bard regarding the rate limit changes
• Another r/Bard discussion highlighting user concerns
• Conversation on r/GeminiAI discussing the Pro subscription impact

Even though Google may not monitor Reddit actively, they are certainly present on Twitter, making it an ideal platform for expressing your concerns directly to them.

If you feel compelled to speak out and demand transparency, consider tweeting your thoughts to key individuals at Google. A notable contact is Aarush Selvan, the product manager for the Gemini app. You can reach out to him on Twitter at: @AarushSelvan.

Don’t forget to include @Gemini, @Google, and prominent team members such as @OfficialLoganK and @joshwoodward in your tweets to amplify your message.

Now is the time to unite as a community and ensure our voices are heard. Let’s hold Google accountable for their decisions and advocate for the quality service that users deserve!