多位用户反馈近期 ChatGPT 出现大面积 Pro 账户封号现象
11/07/2026 — 11/07, 13:15·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Multiple V2EX users reported a large-scale ban wave affecting ChatGPT recently, with several Pro accounts under fixed IP exits being restric…
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On November 7, 2026, users on V2EX reported a widespread wave of account bans on ChatGPT, with some subscribers losing multiple Pro accounts in a single episode. One user said that three of their Philippines-region Pro accounts had all been affected, despite each account going through a different server's fixed IP exit and having been stable for roughly half a year. The same user asked whether anyone else had been caught in similar bans. At this stage, neither the specific trigger for the bans nor OpenAI's enforcement criteria have been clarified, and the discussion continues among subscribers of the service abroad. The incident remains at the point of user reports and discussion.
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According to reports on V2EX, multiple ChatGPT Pro accounts using fixed IP exits have experienced widespread bans recently. The exact trigger causes and official policy remain unclear, drawing discussion among subscribers.
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