Assuming your are an org admin - This is expected Atlassian Cloud behavior and is not a Confluence notification setting.
These emails are org / site admin notifications generated when Atlassian determines a user has “joined” Confluence. Importantly, Atlassian treats granting product access as “joining” even if the user has existed for a long time.
What’s ultimately happening here is not users newly accessing Confluence, but the Atlassian repeatedly evaluating or granting Confluence product access for those users. That’s why you’re seeing one email per user per day. It's the index.
Why it like suddenly started
This almost always starts after a change to user access rules, approved domains, or directory or IdP (maybe you use AD, Bettercloud or Okta, etc.) provisioning, even if the change seemed minor, group membership, user rules or push group updates from the parent IDP etc.
Context: You cannot universally turn these notifications off, but you can filter them in your mail service. Personally I would encourage you to filter them but still evaluate the notifications on a recurring cadence. Many of the Admin alerts are important for upcoming updates, and also understanding & enforcing RBAC controls for your org.
Hope this adds some color and answers your question.
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