how to disassociate from shop pay's predatory "buy again" call to action?

<! – reply to support -->Thanks for the reply - regretfully - frontend OAuth isn’t the concern - i would be kneecapping sweet as hell if i were to restrict access capabilities for half of the services <! – shop pay → i pay for every month… it’s the confusing, deceptive, and - from a client/customer/account holder perspective - offensive placement of the “buy again” call to action that is tied to the hip of every purchased product within my mydomain.com/accounts page. I’ve supplied screen shots - ill give you one “for instance” that is illogical - the order status page displays a mock shipment on its way - and right underneath the “go to store” pill is “Buy Again” - which direct you to a pre-populated one page checkout screen - this can be viewed as predatory - the first purchase hasnt even arrived - yet - it suggests to “buy again” - i can think of a dozen ways it could be lead to court. i want no part of it - especially when my user account page contains digital products that have contractual purchase agreements tied to each one already. i need this removed. i cant be the only one who defines this as a risk rather than a benefit. thank you for your time. - adam whitney

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which brings me full circle - referencing this community conversation: https://community.shopify.com/post/2185733 - one shopify client who couldnt succeed in support’s assistance to remove the ‘buy again’ link- where others with this same issue did - were told that they’d have to disable the “shop pay” service to disable the “buy again” link - id have to advise that would breach the Uptime Guarantee / Service-Level Agreement. i look forward to your reply.

@adamwhitney651

To hide Shopify native buy again button, refer below steps:

Step 1: From your Shopify admin, go to Settings > Checkout.

Step 2: In the Configurations section, click ‘Customize’ next to the profile you want to edit.

Step 3: In the editor, click the Settings icon (gear icon in the top-left or sidebar panel).

Step 4: In the Settings panel, scroll down and find the Buy Again button toggle and switch it off.

Should You Hide It or Replace It?

Hiding the button removes the problem that merchants are facing, but it also removes the opportunity of reordering revenue. If you don’t want to lose reorder revenue, then consider replacing the default button with a better experience.

Buy Again & Reorder Reminders is built for Shopify’s new customer accounts. It replaces the default Buy Again button with a reorder flow that lets customers edit quantities, add line item properties and order notes, keep the existing cart, and support subscription reorders and reorder discounts.

thank you