That I believe, in the world of Software Development is what they call a "Feature" ;-) /smirkMaybe Ineos truly wanted to copy the old Defender including unique British electronics. There was a reason you could get replacement smoke for Lucas electrical components.
All joking aside there seems to be some bugs in the system and I found another way to turn the alarms off and still have a functioning front parking monitor. I have a NAS spec Ineos and ordered the factory Bull Bar from Australia. After installation I had the alarms from the parking sensor, so I turned off the Front Park Distance Control. However, then when I was driving I would get a very random clicking even with the Over Speed Warning off. So I turned off the Speed Change Info (which appears to stay stored) and the clicking stopped.
Then to experiment I turned the Front Park Distance Control back on and tested its function which worked, indicating close objects in the front.
To recap if you add a Bull Bar and are getting an alarm turn off the "Speed Change Info". This at least worked on my car.