Elev Corrections 'Enabled' When They Should be 'Disabled'

For about a couple of months now, for all outdoor (GPS on) activities recorded on my Fenix 3, Garmin Connect has decided to apply Elev Corrections - Enabled. It never did this before (over the past 2.5 years of Fenix 2 and Fenix 3 ownership) and the little pop-up notes in GC clearly state that Elevation Corrections should disabled by default for devices with a barometric altimeter (which the Fenix 3 has). I know that it's a simple task to switch back to 'Disabled' Elev Corrections, but apart from being an annoyance to do, that only updates the summary elevation data (elev gain, elev loss, min elev and max elev), the elevation graph remains at the 'Corrected' elevations. I can see this as I use a foot bridge over a major road and the corrected elevation plot reflects ground level and not the up and down of the foot bridge - whereas the barometric elevation data the watch records on the .fit file tracks the elevation profile of the foot bridge perfectly (the pictures below help illustrate the point).

As an extra note, Garmin Connect is correctly recognising my Fenix 3 and it's software version. I reported this to the Fenix 3 beta software team email some time ago, but I know from past issues similar to this (such as Garmin Connect seeing the Fenix 3 as 'Rubber Ducky' etc.) that they have stated on the forum that they can only do so much to 'prod' the Garmin Connect team to sort these issues out.

Is anyone else still having this problem and, if so, has anyone had any joy going through the Garmin Customer Service process to get a resolution?

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