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The settings app on iOS is full with prompts to subscribe to iCloud and appletv (even showing you a red alert, which makes it looks like there is something wron
by super256 4y ago
The settings app on iOS is full with prompts to subscribe to iCloud and appletv (even showing you a red alert, which makes it looks like there is something wrong with your phone).
They only go away if you subscribe. I still get the prompt for 1 year free appletv, although I already used that. When I click on it gets stuck on an infinite loading screen.
Oh, and apple care prompts on new phones until your device is not eligible for that anymore.
- nicce 4y agoThey are first-party ads linked directly to the services you are already using at some level. Microsoft distributes third-party ads.
- pityJuke 4y agoa) Apple TV is not necessarily a service I use. Neither is Apple News. b) Why does the ads being first-party suddenly make it more acceptable? Ads are ads, and I don't want them on my device, even if they are ads for my computer manufacturer's services.