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Google restricting Google AI Pro/Ultra subscribers for using OpenClaw
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A Google AI Ultra account has been restricted for three days without prior warnings or notifications. The only recent change was connecting Gemini models via OpenClaw OAuth, raising concerns about the handling of third-party integrations.
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- Praise: The enforcement of strict policies against unauthorized tool usage highlights Google's commitment to maintaining the integrity of its AI services, which is crucial for long-term trust.
- Praise: The generous quotas provided by Google's Pro service, despite issues, indicate a willingness to support high usage demands, which can benefit serious developers.
- Concern: Banning users without warning for using third-party tools leads to frustration and distrust, especially when they are still charged for inaccessible services.
- Concern: The high frequency of 429 errors in the Pro service suggests that Google's infrastructure may not be adequately supporting user demands, impacting performance and reliability.
- Concern: Concerns about false positives in enforcement could lead to unjust penalties for legitimate users, undermining the user experience and trust in Google's AI ecosystem.