THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2026|No. 13715
Technology · Policy

Google Account Suspensions Linked to Third-Party App Usage

Google's terms of service for its Antigravity platform indicate that misuse, particularly involving third-party applications, can lead to account suspension, raising concerns among users.

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Antigravity's terms of services make it crystal clear that if they determine you use Antigravity in a way they suspect is eg third-party usage (eg use OpenClaw), they can suspend your Google account.

One reason to NOT use Antigravity.

I'm not taking this risk, sorry.

Decide who you trust: the Head of Antigravity saying on X that they wouldn't do this Google account ban. Or the T&C. For a company like Google, I look at the T&C. If they will never ban your Google account: update the T&C! Here: https://antigravity.google/terms

Btw it's factually false that only Antigravity account was affected. I had reports from folks for Gemini CLI banned (nothing to do with Antigravity!) when Antigravity banned them.

My Google account too valuable to risk it impacted by Antigravity usage

I am sick and tired of Antigravity employees showing up and saying “it doesn’t happen! Antigravity bans don’t ban anything else!”

Yes they do, I have helped a dev whose Gemini account was banned get unbanned after escalating to @OfficialLoganK after this thread

Stop lying

Unless Google is going to explicitly allow it, I would not try it. The risk is too high.

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