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Is there a point where google picks up the ante to make it harder for people to get scammed through hacked api keys?

You see the odd post here and there about 'I was billed 120k on a public project because screenshot etc'. And it got me thinking. How many times can this happen and users to rack up huge bills, and end up not paying, before google starts making a loss big enough for them to consider additional meas…

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  1. 2026-09-19 23:14 · r/GeminiAI
    Is there a point where google picks up the ante to make it harder for people to get scammed through hacked api keys?

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