Theregister Google Suspends Antigravity AI Access for OpenClaw Users
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Google has suspended numerous users of its Antigravity AI platform who utilized the open-source tool OpenClaw. The suspensions were due to the abuse of OAuth tokens linked to OpenClaw, which led to backend performance issues and service degradation. Affected users are contesting the characterization of their actions as malicious.
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2025-11-01
OpenClaw launched
2026-02-23
Google suspends OpenClaw users from Antigravity AI
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