Canva AI feature self-installs without user consent or opt-in
Canva automatically installed an AI feature users did not request, generating strong backlash about unsolicited product changes. Growing concern across SaaS tools but the fix is vendor-side consent management.
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User Objection to Unwanted AI Features in Canva
A Canva user expresses strong distaste for AI features being added to the product and asks that usage remain optional. The comment is a brief negative reaction rather than a detailed account of workflow impact.
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