Monday.com Repeatedly Nags Users Who Opted Out of AI Features
A user who deliberately kept the non-AI "Classic" version of Monday.com is still bombarded with in-app and email notifications pushing AI features they explicitly declined. The repeated hassling despite an active opt-out is driving the user to abandon the product entirely.
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