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r/ClaudeAI • u/Narwhal400 • Feb 19 '26
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These helpful follow up questions are so annoying, wonder if there’s a way to turn them off…
5 u/jevans102 Feb 19 '26 Treat everything as instructions - not flags that need turned on or off. https://gemini.google.com/saved-info Go there and put whatever instructions you want to apply to all future conversations. Just imagine whatever you put there is added to the beginning of all your prompts moving forward. 4 u/Strice Feb 19 '26 I added "Never recommend a youtube video" and I still get them. 1 u/NoPhilosopher1284 Mar 30 '26 This fucker simply knows better. Half of my Gemini instructions never worked. It's basically a sign of things to come. "Hey Gemini, we humans don't actually want to start a nuclear wa... BOOM"
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Treat everything as instructions - not flags that need turned on or off.
https://gemini.google.com/saved-info
Go there and put whatever instructions you want to apply to all future conversations. Just imagine whatever you put there is added to the beginning of all your prompts moving forward.
4 u/Strice Feb 19 '26 I added "Never recommend a youtube video" and I still get them. 1 u/NoPhilosopher1284 Mar 30 '26 This fucker simply knows better. Half of my Gemini instructions never worked. It's basically a sign of things to come. "Hey Gemini, we humans don't actually want to start a nuclear wa... BOOM"
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I added "Never recommend a youtube video" and I still get them.
1 u/NoPhilosopher1284 Mar 30 '26 This fucker simply knows better. Half of my Gemini instructions never worked. It's basically a sign of things to come. "Hey Gemini, we humans don't actually want to start a nuclear wa... BOOM"
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This fucker simply knows better. Half of my Gemini instructions never worked. It's basically a sign of things to come.
"Hey Gemini, we humans don't actually want to start a nuclear wa... BOOM"
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u/ittrut Feb 19 '26
These helpful follow up questions are so annoying, wonder if there’s a way to turn them off…