Comment by wavemode
3 days ago
Are you outside the US? And/or are you using VPN? Those are the two things that come to my mind that can cause overzealous security monitoring to flag someone.
Another explanation could be the content itself. Does your game have anything at all to do with computer hacking or sexual content? Is there graphic violent language? People commonly report being unable to use AI to work on such things due to guardrails.
Yes, I am outside the US and I don't use a VPN.
For the game, I believe there is nothing suspicious, at least to me. It's a small puzzle platformer game with basic mechanics and very simple graphics, no harm, no violence or inappropriate content. In fact, my first two playterers right now are my two sons!
As a datapoint: I have routinely been using Claude Code through a VPN for 9 months and am in the UK. I think it has to be more than this. I sometimes shift endpoint mid session and worry I might get flagged. It hasn’t happened yet at least.
I can almost hear the “famous last words”…
I don't mean that to say that anyone outside the US is suspicious. Just that parent commenter might be from one of a set of countries that tend to be flagged as suspicious. (But I did not want to directly ask him where he lives.)