Addressing Antigravity Bans and Reinstating Access
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February 28, 2026
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Summary
Gemini CLI users faced account disruptions due to Antigravity bans aimed at violations of the Antigravity Terms of Service. These bans, which targeted the use of third-party tools or proxies, inadvertently blocked access to Gemini CLI as well.
Key Takeaways
- Gemini CLI users experienced account disruptions due to Antigravity bans for violating Terms of Service by using third-party tools or proxies.
- An automated unban process has been implemented for accounts flagged for breaking the Terms of Service, allowing users to restore access more easily.
- The use of third-party software to access Gemini CLI's backend services is a direct violation of the applicable terms and policies.
- There are ongoing concerns from users regarding the lack of transparency in usage quota monitoring and the impact of bans on their Google accounts.
Community Sentiment
Positives
- Windsurf is performing excellently, providing high-quality outputs at a low cost, which suggests a strong alternative to more mainstream AI tools.
Concerns
- The risk of losing access to essential services like Gmail due to Gemini's bans raises significant concerns about user safety and accountability.
- The subscription model appears to prioritize revenue over consumer choice, limiting competition among AI tools and potentially stifling innovation.
- Google's handling of account bans lacks transparency and credibility, leaving users frustrated with an unclear appeals process.
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