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I don't use Apple devices often, but last time I did I saw insanely annoying ads in the default apps you can't replace. For Apple services, of course, which ra
by solarkraft 6y ago
I don't use Apple devices often, but last time I did I saw insanely annoying ads in the default apps you can't replace.
For Apple services, of course, which raises some pretty intense anti-trust concerns.
- dijit 6y agoThis is just completely untrue. There have never been third party ads in any default application on MacOS or iOS and I feel completely confident saying that. You could make an argument of upselling, the music app prods your for a subscription to Apple Music or to buy songs on itunes- you could argue Apple TV shows content from providers you’re not subscribed to (next to ones which you are)- but those are first and second party ads.
- solarkraft 6y ago> the music app prods your for a subscription to Apple Music or to buy songs on itunes- you could argue Apple TV shows content from providers you’re not subscribed to (next to ones which you are) That's what I mean. > but those are first and second party ads. But ads are ads.
- dijit 6y agoI guess I see a difference because the BBC does not show ads except for itself. So ads are not sold.
- devenblake 6y agoOn what apps? I've never gotten any advertisements like that.