Resets per month
- 1
- 2
- 4
- 6
- 6
- 3
- 5
- 12
- 10
- 8
- 5
Based on the median of 61 observed gaps (3 days). Not a fixed date.
Open an event to see its publicly stated reason and source coverage. If no clear reason is available, that is stated explicitly.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
This was a banked reset that could be redeemed separately from the account.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 4 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
This was a banked reset that could be redeemed separately from the account.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
This was a banked reset that could be redeemed separately from the account.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset was granted for a publicly stated user or growth milestone.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
This was a banked reset that could be redeemed separately from the account.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset was granted for a publicly stated user or growth milestone.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset accompanied a model, product, or feature launch.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset accompanied a model, product, or feature launch.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset accompanied a model, product, or feature launch.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset was granted for a publicly stated user or growth milestone.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset was granted for a publicly stated user or growth milestone.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset was granted for a publicly stated user or growth milestone.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
This was a banked reset that could be redeemed separately from the account.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
This was a banked reset that could be redeemed separately from the account.
This event is listed by 2 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset was announced as a bonus, celebration, or limited-time promotion.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
This was a banked reset that could be redeemed separately from the account.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset was announced as a bonus, celebration, or limited-time promotion.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset accompanied a model, product, or feature launch.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset was granted for a publicly stated user or growth milestone.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset accompanied a model, product, or feature launch.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset was granted for a publicly stated user or growth milestone.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset accompanied a model, product, or feature launch.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset was announced as a bonus, celebration, or limited-time promotion.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The evaluated public data does not state a clear reason for this event, so no reason is inferred.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset was announced as compensation for disrupted or unusually fast-consumed usage.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The reset was announced as compensation for disrupted or unusually fast-consumed usage.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
The public record links this reset to a technical incident, recovery, or an ongoing investigation.
This event is listed by 3 of the 4 monitored sources.
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