Cookie consent preferences aren't remembered on repeat visits
A Canva user reports being repeatedly re-prompted to accept cookies despite already declining and saving their preference. Failing to persist consent choices frustrates users and risks non-compliance with privacy regulations that require honoring opt-outs.
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Canva rolls out new features that users cannot disable, disrupting existing workflows and creating friction for users who prefer the original interface. There is no settings toggle to revert or hide these features. This reflects a broader SaaS pattern of forced product changes without user control.
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