Disabling the 'Turn on Reactions' prompt when camera turns on

It's unlikely (and disabling them certainly doesn't work for me) that this has anything to do with FaceTime notifications. The green camera menu extra isn't a FaceTime feature; Apple calls this the Video menu and it "appears in the menu bar when a video call is in progress":

Use Reactions, Presenter Overlay, and other effects when videoconferencing on Mac - Apple Support

Basically, it appears when any video device is connected to your Mac and is active in an app.

I realize this doesn't solve the problem, but maybe it'll keep folks from going down that dead end.

After a while, the annoyance returned.

Here's what worked this time:

didnt work for me

Sorry all, this worked temporarily, but the menu is back. I'm still at a loss, but will see if I can figure something else out.

I did this, rebooted, twice, and I'm still getting that annoying prompt.

I do NOT need to see this 20x a day.

Took me a quick minute, but I might have figured this out. I use Teams. The pop-up is so annoying. I clicked the green icon in the toolbar, and disabled reactions. No joy. Pop-up still happened. I opened FaceTime. Clicked the green icon--and noticed reactions were ENABLED. I disabled them (again). Rebooted. No more pop-ups. My suggestion is to open each app you use your camera for (Teams, Zoom, FaceTime, etc.). With the app open, (make sure it's the "active" window), click the green icon in the toolbar, and disable reactions--for--each--app. THEN reboot. Worked for me anyway.

This doesn't work, you can drag but trash disappears as does Finder

Finally, this worked for me, after rebooting! Thank you

System Settings > Notifications > Facetime > turn off didn't work, but System Settings > Notifications > Facetime > None worked. (leaving it turn on)

No dice. This is silly.