[Google Antigravity Announces Paid Gemini Quota Increased to 9x, Community Criticizes 'Cut First, Add Later' Tactic] According to monitoring by Beating, Varun Mohan, a core member of Google's Antigravity team, announced that starting today, the weekly Gemini model call quota limit for all paid subscription plans will be increased by another 3x. Combined with the 3x quota adjustment from the previous day, the current baseline quota has now reached 9 times the original version. Additionally, all paid users' usage for the current week has been reset to zero, aiming to provide developers with more computational capacity. However, this 'increase' announcement has not been fully embraced by the developer community. Several users pointed out in the comments section that Antigravity previously experienced a severe 'quota shrinkage' (rug-pull), where the call restrictions were so stringent that even light users occasionally utilizing the sidebar chat would quickly hit the limit, rendering the product completely unusable in a 'choking state.' Some developers bluntly criticized that this move by the officials is essentially just fixing the previously unreasonable and overly strict restrictions, now repackaged as a generous 'free benefit' for marketing purposes. [Original Link]