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The Ip address based user tracking implemented is creating a lot of false positives, as multiple users sharing the same network, all hit limit if one of the users hit their limit prevent other users who just opened their session to automatically hit their daily limit. I suggest device fingerprinting and session token assignment rather
Thanks for the report, @Florastein! I think this is a duplicate of #59781, which asks for the same change: stop limiting free tier usage purely by IP address, so that people sharing a network aren't blocked by each other's usage.
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Please add your suggestions (device fingerprinting, session tokens) and your shared-network case to #59781, so all the feedback is in one place. The bot will close this issue as a duplicate in 1 day unless you reply explaining how your problem is different.
Closing this as a duplicate of #59387, the main issue for free tier problems. Feedback about how free tier limits work, including limiting by IP address, is collected there.
Hi @Florastein, we haven't heard back, so we're closing this issue as a duplicate of #59781. That issue asks for the same change: stop limiting free tier usage purely by IP address, so people on a shared network aren't blocked by each other's usage.
Please add your suggestions (device fingerprinting, session tokens) and your shared-network case to #59781, so the feedback stays in one place. For other free tier problems, see #59387. If your problem turns out to be different, reply here and explain how. Thanks!
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opencodejr commentedon Oct 28, 2026
Thanks for the report, @Florastein! I think this is a duplicate of #59781, which asks for the same change: stop limiting free tier usage purely by IP address, so that people sharing a network aren't blocked by each other's usage.
Possible duplicates and related issues, ordered from most to least likely:
Please add your suggestions (device fingerprinting, session tokens) and your shared-network case to #59781, so all the feedback is in one place. The bot will close this issue as a duplicate in 1 day unless you reply explaining how your problem is different.
neriousy commentedon Oct 28, 2026
Closing this as a duplicate of #59387, the main issue for free tier problems. Feedback about how free tier limits work, including limiting by IP address, is collected there.
opencodejr commentedon Oct 29, 2026
Hi @Florastein, we haven't heard back, so we're closing this issue as a duplicate of #59781. That issue asks for the same change: stop limiting free tier usage purely by IP address, so people on a shared network aren't blocked by each other's usage.
Please add your suggestions (device fingerprinting, session tokens) and your shared-network case to #59781, so the feedback stays in one place. For other free tier problems, see #59387. If your problem turns out to be different, reply here and explain how. Thanks!