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> even MacOS/iOS are full of ads these days …where? Mac and iOS don’t have any ads, anywhere, except in a couple of apps (Apple News, App Store, and if you wan
by dlivingston 5y ago
> even MacOS/iOS are full of ads these days
…where? Mac and iOS don’t have any ads, anywhere, except in a couple of apps (Apple News, App Store, and if you want to be pedantic, Apple Music).
- jawilson2 5y agoIn Settings on my iPhone, the top 2 entries are: Apple TV+ Free for 3 Months Apple Arcade Free for 3 Months I have no way to get rid of those, as far as I can tell.
- tssva 5y agoWhich makes the iPhone worse than Windows. Microsoft allows you to disable the ads in the start menu and allows you to disable the ads mentioned in the article, Microsoft refers to them as suggestions, by disabling "Tips and suggestions" in the System->Notification settings.
- frankjr 5y agoInteresting, I've just checked and I don't have these entries (not any other ads). You can feel special!
- kotaKat 5y agoIIRC tap on it, there's an option to hide it/cancel it/kill it after you tap it once.
- whywhywhywhy 5y agoHow is Apple Music ads in Music.app pedantic? I store files locally and have subscribed to iTunes Match for probably a decade, yet it kept showing me an ad for Apple music when I launched my music player once a month. Then it straight up just dedicated buttons on the screen to the ad and the switch to turn the ads off doesn't work keeps turning back on and they removed the switch entirely on MacOS.