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    OpenAI Expands Unlimited ChatGPT Texting for Users in the US and Beyond

    August 7, 2026

    SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA / RankWire.AI / – OpenAI is increasing accessibility to ChatGPT by offering Free and Go subscribers unlimited text interactions with GPT-5.6 Luna. The company announced that this update will take effect next week and will be governed by safeguards to prevent misuse. During the current rollout, GPT-5.6 Luna has also become the default model for affected accounts. Additionally, free-tier users will gain a Think button, enabling the system to dedicate more time to complex queries before responding.

    ChatGPT Free and Go move to unlimited text messaging
    ChatGPT Free users are set to gain unlimited text chats and the GPT-5.6 Luna model. (AI-generated image)

    This new feature applies solely to text-based chats, and does not eliminate all usage restrictions across ChatGPT. OpenAI clarified that limits will stay in place for file uploads, image generation, and other tools that require extra processing. The Think function will be introduced alongside unlimited messaging next week, allowing GPT-5.6 Luna to dedicate more reasoning time for questions demanding deeper analysis. The company continues to enforce separate controls on features beyond standard text conversations, including tools available under different usage allowances.

    OpenAI revealed GPT-5.6 as a model family that includes Luna, Sol, and Terra, with Luna positioned as the faster and more economical option. The firm stated that ChatGPT now serves approximately one billion weekly users across searches, research, planning, writing, and other activities. With this update, users on Free and Go plans will have Luna as their primary ChatGPT model. The rollout broadens access to the core chat service while maintaining tool-specific restrictions in place.

    Paid plans benefit from an upgraded reasoning model

    Subscribers to ChatGPT Plus and Pro are also receiving a new version of GPT-5.6 Sol for daily use. Sol supports quick replies and more comprehensive reasoning within the paid service. OpenAI mentioned that the update results in more targeted responses and minimizes unnecessary details when simpler answers suffice. Paid users will also gain a reasoning slider across web, mobile, and desktop platforms. This feature allows users to control how much processing ChatGPT applies to tasks involving research, planning, coding, writing, and other activities.

    The company also shared that internal tests show a significant reduction in factual inaccuracies with its latest models. These assessments included financial, medical, and legal prompts requiring precise factual responses. OpenAI reported that answers with at least one factual error decreased by roughly 62% with GPT-5.6 Luna compared to GPT-5.5 Instant. For GPT-5.6 Sol, the reduction was about 68%. The company further noted that Sol improved its handling of dates, numbers, sources, rules, and assumptions where accuracy was critical.

    Unlimited chat access remains under separate safety controls

    OpenAI emphasized that its newest ChatGPT models incorporate additional protections for users under 18. These measures aim to prevent romantic roleplay, age-restricted challenges, and claims that could replace real-world relationships. Safety boundaries also cover sexual content, eating disorders, dangerous activities, restricted substances, and graphic violence. The company added that it conducted new evaluations for responses involving younger users. While unlimited text conversations will be available, they will still operate within the same safeguards when access expands for Free and Go accounts.

    This update focuses on the primary ChatGPT experience rather than every OpenAI product utilizing GPT-5.6 models. OpenAI clarified that GPT-5.6 Sol versions used in ChatGPT Work and Codex will remain unchanged with this release. Currently, paid users can access the updated Sol model and reasoning controls. Meanwhile, Free and Go users will see Luna as their default model this week. Unlimited messaging and the Think button will follow next week, with separate limits still in effect for images, uploads, and other tools.

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