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I did. Specifically the part about "When you enable the Gemini API". This doesn't take into account that people may have had years old forgotten about other ser
by ricardo81 7mo ago
I did. Specifically the part about "When you enable the Gemini API". This doesn't take into account that people may have had years old forgotten about other services they use.
- weird-eye-issue 7mo agoEither way it requires action, there is nothing to presume about that
- ricardo81 7mo agoFair enough. It's a reasonable expectation of someone that enabled Google maps 15 years ago that enables Gemini 6 months not to understand the fundamentals of how Google treats their keys. If it wasn't explained on the enabling Gemini screen, what do you expect the user to do.
- weird-eye-issue 7mo agoTotally agreed. But it clearly requires user action. I have some old projects that only use Google Maps for websites and that wouldn't magically be impacted. Google needs to do better though