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I did end up switching to Flauncher for a while before getting an Apple TV.
by xattt 9mo ago
I did end up switching to Flauncher for a while before getting an Apple TV.
- paulryanrogers 9mo agoDoes Apple TV have ads for Apple shows in its UI?
- brookst 9mo agoYes, one or two, and not annoying (not trying to grab your attention). No ads for toothpaste or cars. Apple TV is not the solution for purists who cannot handle anything that can be construed as an ad. It’s a great solution for those who just want to browse and watch content without distracting ads everywhere.
- sheepscreek 9mo agoAmazon started this trend among major streaming services - showing self promotion ads. Apple took notes and decided to outdo them. The F1 movie ads famously popped up in inappropriate places.
- sfRattan 9mo agoThe Apps in the home row on Apple TV will have fullscreen promotions when the home row is along the bottom of the screen. If you set your home row apps with care, the fullscreen previews will not be ads (i.e. Photos will do a slideshow of your photos, Jellyfin just pulls random images from its/your own movie library metadata, etc.).
- aidenn0 9mo agoYou can make them still images by going into the accessibility settings
- mkozlows 9mo agoNo. The Apple TV _service_ does, and you can configure that service to be some kind of weird god service if you want. But you can also treat that service like any other normal service, one that only comes up if you launch it. In that case, the home screen is just a straight icon grid with no kerfuffle.