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I think the article writer doesnt differntiate between the Win OS itself and the content–free apps that comes installed by default in the modern interface! I th
by Nnasser 14y ago
I think the article writer doesnt differntiate between the Win OS itself and the content–free apps that comes installed by default in the modern interface! I think Microsoft has a full right to put ads on these apps as they are 1)Free 2) They are an interface if thier content–based websites which have ads anyway.
- byproxy 14y agoI think your second point is right on. These are beautified websites that contain really unobtrusive ads, the "apps" just being a bookmark pinned to the start screen. I'd rather have that then a cluttered website in a web-browser with obtrusive ads. Though, in my use-case, I'm mainly in the desktop away from those apps, anyway.