Hello, when I was using Antigravity, I received a prompt: This service has been disabled in this account for violation of Terms of Service. Please submit an appeal to continue using this product.
I got that message, submitted appeal and never used opencode or anything against TOS again.
But I got banned the 2nd day again second day after that. I don’t know why
We have heard your feedback regarding recent bans linked to third-party tool usage. We are currently rolling out a system-wide automated unban for all affected accounts. We appreciate your patience as we work to enhance the Antigravity experience.
More details on TOS.
Following up on this thread—are you still experiencing these account bans? Please let us know if you are still locked out so we can track if this issue is ongoing.
Hi @Thatipamula_Namratha, recently I was banned for using a third-party tool. After reviewing my setup, I found that the only tool I have used is Antigravity Cockpit, which is an extension within Antigravity. I have not used OpenCode or AntigravityOAuth, which I understand are the main reasons many users are being banned right now.
I have already uninstalled the extension from the Antigravity IDE and would like to request a reconsideration of the unbanned decision. I hope to be able to use the IDE again, especially since I am subscribed to the Pro Plan.
Thank you for your support, and I hope you have a great day.
Hi @Shivam_Singh2 I got banned due to using Google Quota Monitor tools which refreshed quota every few hours. I am an Ultra user. I have raised the appeal.
Pease let me know how quickly the appeals get acted upon. I have also removed Cockpit tools from Antigravity.
Exactly, do share your experiences so we know what to avoid. Because, to be honest, when an agent in Antigravity gets on my nerves by reverting to a bug that was fixed a few iterations ago, I give them a proper telling-off and somehow they haven’t banned me