🚨BREAKING: CHATGPT JUST REMOVED ITS MOST ANNOYING FREE LIMIT. Free...

Free users now get unlimited text chats, a smarter default model.
Here's everything that changed:👇🏽👇🏽
ChatGPT’s free plan now includes unlimited text conversations using GPT‑5.6 Luna.
You can continue writing, researching, planning, and asking follow-up questions without hitting the previous text-message limit.
OpenAI says the unlimited access remains subject to abuse guardrails.
GPT‑5.6 Luna is becoming the default model for Free and Go users.
OpenAI says the update produces more focused answers and is more reliable when questions involve facts, dates, numbers, rules, or sources.
You do not need to select it manually when it becomes available on your account.
Tap Think when the question needs deeper reasoning.
Good uses include:
• Comparing several options
• Building a detailed plan
• Checking assumptions
• Solving a difficult problem
• Analyzing a long argument
• Making an important decision
For simple questions, normal chat will usually be faster.
“I need to decide between these options:
[PASTE THE OPTIONS]
My goal:
[DESCRIBE THE RESULT]
My constraints:
[BUDGET, TIME, SKILLS OR RISKS]
Use deeper reasoning to compare the options. Show the important trade-offs, challenge my assumptions, and recommend one option with a clear explanation.”
Tap Think before sending it.
Use normal chat for quick tasks such as rewriting text, summarizing information, brainstorming, and answering everyday questions.
Use Think for research plans, business decisions, difficult comparisons, learning complicated subjects, and checking work before publishing it.
The real improvement is being able to continue the same text workflow without constantly stopping.
Unlimited access applies to text chats with GPT‑5.6 Luna.
Limits still apply to:
• File uploads
• Image creation
• Other ChatGPT tools
Availability may roll out gradually, so update the app and check again if Luna or Think has not appeared on your account yet.
A smarter model can still make mistakes.
For medical, legal, financial, academic, or business decisions:
• Ask for sources
• Check the publication date
• Separate facts from assumptions
• Verify numbers independently
• Never paste passwords or confidential client information
Use AI to improve your judgment—not replace it.