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> The wording is confusing but the account in question is the Antigravity account. We will change the ToS wording here to make that clearer.

- Varun Mohan on the antigravity team

https://x.com/_mohansolo/status/2095529407033000260

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There is no world in which it makes sense to take this risk. There are plenty of great alternatives where you don't have to worry about playing russian roulette with your entire online identity.

> with your entire online identity

Seems like one account for idendity (gmail and personal gemini assistant) and another for everything else would be a best practice.

Google can and will block any linked accounts as well. For some reason I'm not allowed on AdWords. I have tried making new accounts and they always block my ads. I don't know how they figure it out that it's me. Other people on the same wifi have no issues running same ads (for same YouTube videos).

Did you use Chrome?

I'd rather go the other way and entirely decouple my online identity from Google (or Apple/Meta/Microsoft). Much better than constantly worrying about some crappy AI deciding to ruin your life with no recourse.

I just cancelled my AI Ultra subscription, despite what he claims the risk is too high and I’ll never put my trust in a Google ban reconsideration.

Zero trust in Google making that distinction correctly. Antigravity is DOA for me.

Because the wording is the problem not the way how they suspect third party use

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