Canva Ignores User Setting to Disable Rating Prompts
Canva continues to display rating request popups even after users configure settings to suppress them. The application does not honor its own opt-out controls, creating a degraded and distracting user experience. Users feel manipulated by repeated prompts despite explicit opt-out.
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