Testing in Litmus, all links in my email are changed to black but the links Samsung adds keep the inline styling. This would be ok, if it was not not our CTA buttons that are a dark blue color. The black on blue is almost not readable and not ADA compliant.

If I change the color to a hex value all my links plus the links Samsung adds get the new value. I have a white background on some paragraphs that can contain links, and dark background footer with an address that Samsung creates a link for. My workaround is using a mid range color the the link color, but it does not look great on my buttons and is still not ADA compliant. If anyone finds a work around, let me know!

MessageViewBody a {

color: #00b3e7 !important;
text-decoration: none !important;
font-size: inherit !important;
font-family: inherit !important;
font-weight: inherit !important;
line-height: inherit !important;
}

I've tried this and works well:
<a style="color:#000000; text-decoration:none;">TODAY</a>

Works great! but I cannot test it on a real device. Despite of changing the style, I suppose that the links are still clickable. If we want to disable them completely, shall a "pointer-events: none;" do the trick? Would you mind testing it? If it works we have a great solution for this. Thanks in advance!