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To the builders: we heard you. We're welcoming back everyone who recently had their Google Antigravity accounts restricted for use of third-party tools. Moving forward, we’ll have clear steps for users to restore  their account if it’s restricted.

To maintain the integrity of Antigravity and ensure a great user experience for everyone, using third-party tools with your Antigravity login remains against our terms. We love seeing innovation and boundary-pushing in this community, and the Antigravity team is hyper-focused on building what you need to accelerate product development.

Can’t wait to see what you build!

Simon Willison's blog offers a mix of technical tutorials, data analysis projects, and reflections on technology and society. With a focus on Python, SQL, and web development, Simon shares insights into building web applications, working with data, and exploring emerging technologies. Developers can learn about data visualization, API design, and software engineering best practices, gaining inspiration and practical knowledge to advance their careers.

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A developer expresses concern about Google's aggressive account suspension practices, noting the severe life disruption that could result from losing a 20+ year old Google account due to arbitrary reasons. The post links to a related incident as context.

Google of all companies need to be really careful about aggressive account suspension, I dread to think how complicated my life would get if my 20+ year old Google account was suspended for some arbitrary reason like this https://t.co/3OjkXwRvMb

<p>Google of all companies need to be really careful about aggressive account suspension, I dread to think how complicated my life would get if my 20+ year old Google account was suspended for some arbitrary reason like this https://t.co/3OjkXwRvMb</p>