How do I switch off analysis?

It seems that after each game now I'm offered an "analysis" of what went wrong. Is it possible to disable this? Previously it was optional but now it's compulsory. (As soon as the game ends you're told how many mistakes and blunders you've made, and how many wins you've missed, regardless of whether you've asked for this information.) I don't want this! In a five-minute game I'm going to make a lot of mistakes. In fact virtually every move (apart from the first few and maybe a checkmate move) is going to be a mistake on some level. I don't want that rubbed in! I don't want the enjoyment of a win to be spoiled by being immediately told about how I could have done things better.

It's chess.com's most annoying feature yet. It doesn't add anything (analysis was always available, if you wanted it), it just kills the buzz. How do I stop it?

Thanks for bringing that to my attention. He seems even more annoyed than I am. Good for him for expressing it so amusingly.

Out of interest, why did you stop playing shorter time controls on chess.com?

Wow, that must have been incredibly annoying. For what it's worth, I've never had that message, so hopefully they've sorted it out?

How to disable analysis?

It's possible to disable it in Live Chess but it doesn't seem to be possible in Daily Chess. I can show you hot to disable it in Live Chess if you want.