Google and Anthropic Are Banning OpenClaw Users: 4 Reasons Behind the Crackdown
You know something’s wrong when companies start banning their own paying customers without explanation.
Last week, Google restricted access for some AI Ultra users (those paying $250/month). Anthropic made similar moves with Claude Pro subscribers around the same time. The connection? Both were targeting people using OpenClaw.
Google and Anthropic recently banned users of OpenClaw, a third-party tool that turns AI chatbots into automation agents, citing violations of their terms of service. The companies have been vague about the specific reasons, but it appears to be due to economic concerns, security issues, a supply chain attack, and the distribution of malware through the tool's ecosystem.
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