[BUG] FluidMeet promo notification appearing when disabled

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Assessment

Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Newbie friendliness
55/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
macos, swift
Domain
desktop-dev

Research direction

The report says the FluidMeet promo notification fires even though the setting is off, so start by finding where that promo notification is scheduled and where the FluidMeet-enabled preference is stored (likely a UserDefaults key) and read how they interact at launch. Check whether the disable check is missing on the scheduling path or whether the preference is being reset when the app starts. Done when launching the app and starting a Zoom meeting with FluidMeet disabled produces no promo notification, and the setting survives a relaunch. The payload names no files, so expect to search the Swift sources for the notification and preference strings first.

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Description

bug stale
Describe the bug

I have FluidMeet disabled and am still seeing desktop notifications to setup recording. It seems like it reenabled itself again.
This app is rapidly getting worse and worse, It's quite frustrating.

Reproduction steps
  1. Open Fluidvoice
  2. Start a Zoom meeting
Expected behavior

See notification randomly during the meeting

Actual behavior

Notification appears

App Version

Version 1.6.12 (30)

macOS Version

macOS 15.8.1 (24H32)

Architecture

Apple Silicon

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