OpenAI said it will not change Codex usage limits without first discussing the issue with the community. In its response, the company said its investigation found that some affected users were using sub2api to convert subscriptions into API traffic and redistribute that traffic, which caused those accounts to be flagged by fraud-prevention systems. OpenAI also said normal subscription use through Sign in With ChatGPT remains fine when users access official clients or open-source clients such as Pi and OpenCode. The response did not announce a policy change, only the company’s explanation of why the usage-limit difference appeared and which usage patterns were flagged.
OpenAI said on Aug. 21 that it will not change Codex usage limits without first discussing the matter with the community.
In its response, the company said its investigation found that some affected users were using sub2api to turn subscriptions into API traffic and then redistribute that traffic. OpenAI said those accounts are flagged by its fraud-prevention systems.
The company added that normal subscription use through Sign in With ChatGPT is fine when people use official clients or open-source clients, including Pi and OpenCode.
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