I have a sign-in issue with the Grok Bot client. https://t.co/DGP1l4Lyn8 itself works from Austria, but the Grok Bot client does not. 🇦🇹
Without a VPN I get “Access blocked, please contact support.”
With a VPN using a USA exit node it works immediately.
I already have a https://t.co/DGP1l4Lyn8 account and signed in with email and password. I am paying, so this is not a billing problem.
Who is blocking the Grok Bot client from Austria?
• EU / Austria restriction?
• Austrian ISP / IP reputation?
• SpaceXAI / Grok Bot auth?
• A check that only a US VPN exit IP can pass?
If this is a regional or policy restriction, please route it to @GlobalAffairs. If nobody can answer, please escalate to @elonmusk.
I just want to use the Grok Bot client from Austria.
Does anyone of you have an idea why this could happen?
@bot@spacexai@grok@cursor_ai@poteto@mattyp@SpaceX@ProtonVPN@nym@roshan_s@romanugarte_@ericzakariasson@sunrao@kiaraplds
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