While AI Auto Free offers convenient automation capabilities, users must be aware of the following potential risks:
Technical level risk
- Account blocking risk: IDE service providers may detect and block accounts created by automation
- Data Security Risks: Use of Third-Party Temporary Email Services May Lead to CAPTCHA Leakage
- System compatibility issue: Chrome auto-update may cause tool to fail
Legal compliance risk
- TOS violation: most AI IDEs explicitly prohibit automated account creation behavior
- Intellectual Property Risks: Use in Commercial Projects May Trigger Legal Disputes
- Privacy Controversy: Bulk Account Creation May Involve Identity Fraud
The developer clearly delineates the boundaries of responsibility in the disclaimer:
- Provides only technical tools, does not promise any specific functional effects
- Require user commitment to use only for legitimate research purposes
- Not liable for any direct or indirect losses resulting from the misuse of tools
- Users are advised to make their own assessment of legal compliance
From a technical-ethical point of view, researchers are advised to: control the frequency of use, avoid deployment in production environments, and clean up test accounts regularly. The tool itself has a built-in usage frequency limiter (no more than 3 operations per hour by default), and these designs reflect the developer's awareness of risk control.
This answer comes from the articleAI Auto Free: Unlimited use of AI IDEs (e.g. Cursor and Windsurf) with automation toolsThe
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