In-App Promotional Nags Cannot Be Dismissed by Users Who Opt Out
A Spark user reports that the app repeatedly injects promotional messages pushing a new desktop app and AI agent features, with no way to permanently dismiss them. This creates a persistent, unwanted interruption for users who have already decided not to switch products.
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