Duo now forces users to use AI
- worked before an update
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3 people raised this across 3 weeks, on both iOS and Android.
iPhone and Android learners in the UK and United States, across three app versions.
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Duo now forces users to use AI
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Some ads cannot be closed after watching them
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constant pings and dings slowing down the entire experience; spamming rewards
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BUILD IT
Every interruption carries a close control, and it is tested.
Why it might not workThe prompts that convert best are the hardest to dismiss, so the pressure runs against this.
START IT
Not a company. This is a policy question, not a product gap.
Why it might not workNobody funds a standard that only costs its adopters revenue.
STUDY IT
Does an undismissable prompt change lesson completion?
Why it might not workRunning this requires the app to deliberately ship the worse variant.
WRITE IT
Learning interrupted by the thing that sells you learning.
Why it might not workAdvertising criticism is everywhere; the narrow story is interruption inside a learning task.