I agree. Same thing happening here on myside.
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This has become a joke, the whole system is slow, Gemini can’t compile anything, it keeps giving errors, how can Google still keep showing the status as green? Nobody deserves this.
Google, please fix these errors. Gemini 3.1 and 3 are not working; they keep freezing.
Does Google need to let these errors occur for more than a month before users abandon the platform and only then will Google finally take some action?
The situation is a complete joke, seriously I’ve lost count of how many days the system has been giving errors.
Currently, the problem is also spreading to the Gemini ecosystem. I run Geminicli in Visual Code Studio and have had trouble using the Gemini API many times due to failures.
Google, please stop messing things up.He removed the Gemini 2.5, the only one that was seriously working.
You are making the platform unusable.
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Hi everyone, I’m still struggling with the ‘Quota exceeded’ and ‘Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property fetch of # which has only a getter’ error, even though I have a paid subscription. Any ideas?
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seems once our free quota is used up, despite being prompted to use a paid API key, and doing just that, it is still broken. So you will have to just wait until free resets at midnight pacific time. 
Now I’m getting an error saying “Daily Quota Reached”, when I have hundreds of dollars in Google Credits available for my own Google API keys. 
Perfect time to different alternative since google is taking their users for granted
I had to manually disable the auto-update via my own app, disable constant connectivity, and create a save button on the app itself to save my work when I WANT, not when google want to me up later. Auto-update? bad, remove it. Vite connectivity? bad, change it.
It looks like AI Studio is starting to run normally again. edit: it’s not…
Please Google AI STUDIO team stop painting the lines green.
Tell us how long it will take to fix your problems or admit your system is dead and we will start looking for alternatives
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Definitely not. 
Gemini 3.1 can easily take 20 minutes to do its thing, even when asking it to only add and/or change four things, then times out.
Hello google team, the issue with the api quota has not yet been resolved. I executed only two prompts and got the error
After much messing about I have had some success getting AIS running again. I went to settings, then chose the API key settings and used the reset button. I have now had 3 prompts run successfully.
Update on this. When the free tier runs out the switch to paid does not succeed and the quota error returns.
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Ai Studio was so good, automated vairous part of my job, but now, I cant trust this anymore… The app keeps crashing.
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Could someone tell me if new Remix do any changes to project or not? …Is this 100% same as “Copy” before or this Remix do changers to app? ….I need this information, because I dont know If I could use Remix for the backup of app version …as like “Copy” funkcion before….
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Hello google, the quota issues has not gone. After around 8 prompts with paid api, the quota limit is reached. Please advice.
Will dedicate tomorrow
At this point it’s been almost two weeks of instability. Permission denied errors, builds hanging, projects not loading properly — and yet the status page has been green most of the time.
I’m not saying this is intentional, but when something drags on this long without clear communication, it’s hard not to feel like we’re being left in the dark. Two weeks is not a minor glitch — that’s serious disruption for anyone building real projects.
We’ve tried workarounds. Incognito. Extensions like Antigravity. Pushing code to GitHub just in case. None of that should be necessary for a production-grade platform.
What’s more frustrating than the bugs is the silence. If this was a major backend migration or permission system change, just say it. Developers can adapt. But right now it feels like we’re guessing, refreshing, retrying, and hoping things magically work.
After two weeks, we really need transparency — even a rough explanation or timeline would go a long way.
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