I've been a user of WeMod approximately since October, 2023. After discovering it I remember being excited since I was able to customise my games, to either push them to the limits, have fun with friends, or just an easier experience overall. Having cheats available became a huge deciding factor of whether I'd buy a game or not. Then we got "wand", ads, new AI features, and I was ok with it.
Then we got the 2 hour limit. And no matter what the admins claim in every post they reply to (the replies are all VERY similar) this feels like they dont care about the community. The limit felt more like "pay or don't play" rather than a way to earn more pro members (if that was your intention). They also claim "your feedback is important to us and has been read" but there hasn't been a single announcement in the discord, or forums, about that. For an app that claims "Your game, your rules", locking basic cheats behind a 2 hour limit, which is barely enough for most gaming sessions, feels extremely restrictive. The limit being introduced came out of nowhere for most users as well. I did not get an email about the limit, and it was not listed in the app update notes.
I get that maintaining all the mods/features costs money. But this is not the way to do it. People loved wemod for that it was: An easy to use app, designed to customise your gaming experience. Introducing the limit feels forced. I uninstalled the wand app the same day, and I am not sure I will use it again even if the limit is removed. Thankfully most games nowadays have either a dev console, or mods. It wont be as easy to use as wemod used to be, but it's still better than what it has turned into nowadays.
Also, unlisting posts and making them private on the forums, just so other people cannot see them, does not support your "we want to earn your trust back" claim.
The community has already given you plenty of alternatives. It's up to you whether you'll listen to us, or keep going down the same path.

