Google Docs Users Want an Opt-Out for Unwanted Prompts/Suggestions
A garbled but discernible complaint describes unwanted items being surfaced in Google Docs with no clear way to dismiss, discard, or unsubscribe from them. The user wants an explicit opt-out control rather than being forced to interact with prompts they don't want.
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