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Codex promises paid accounts a backup reset but does not confirm it.

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Sh0ny
14 October 2026
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In short

The message refers to a backup reset for paid Codex accounts. However, the WhenReset record does not prove that the limit has already been restored specifically for you.

Paid Codex users are promised a backup reset, but the message does not indicate that it has already taken effect for a specific account. If you are counting on your limit being restored, this post alone is not enough.

The same message announces a new maximum: 40 million active Codex and ChatGPT Work users. The figure comes from the publication, but the WhenReset entry does not explain exactly how they were counted.

The original post was published on October 7, 2026. WhenReset indicates a delivery time on the following day, but separately warns that the message may describe a future plan rather than a completed reset. Original message

A practical point: until the reset is visible in your account, it is too early to consider the limit restored. Do you usually wait for official confirmation or check access directly in the service?

Source: WhenReset

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