[johnebgd]

It’s be great if Google just revoked antigravity access if terms were violated. No need to disable the entire account.

[LiamPowell]

> just revoked antigravity access

That's exactly what they did, plus Gemini CLI and Code Assist, which are the same product in different formats.

[NewsaHackO]

No Google account has been banned for this. People just keep spreading this lie because no one agrees that they have the right to steal the OAuth token.

[joquarky]

"steal" is semantically incorrect here.

[sneak]

It's their OAuth token, it's not being stolen. It's just being copied from one place on their computer to another. This is no different than a competing browser importing your localStorage and cookies from Chrome on first launch.

[TGower]

Only Antigravity and Gemini access was banned, not email or other google account stuff.

[Aurornis]

How do so many people think this happened? All of the articles I’ve read have been clear that it did not happen. Yet it’s all over the comments here. Why?

[DangitBobby]

It's very easy to believe, and that's how Google bans usually go. Probably nothing more to it than that.

[dangus]

I’ll go further: there should be laws addressing account consolidation. Getting banned from an Apple or Google account is an incredibly wide blast radius. It would be like being banned from buying Unilever or Nestle food from your grocery store.

[plagiarist]

Email providers should be utilities and also legally require a warrant before disclosing any information whatsoever to the government.

Unfortunately the government is full of corrupt geriatrics who do not understand technology and are paid to continue not understanding technology as they sign bills prepared for them by ALEC.