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I buy the ad-free version of apps that I use regularly. But then, there are those that don't give me that option... [Edit] A good example of one that doesn't a

by msravi 11y ago

I buy the ad-free version of apps that I use regularly. But then, there are those that don't give me that option... [Edit] A good example of one that doesn't allow you to pay, but insists on showing you ads, and if I'm to go by the reviews, video ads, is AppSales, which allows you to track the price of an app on the app-store.

wernercd 11y ago
Seconded. I'll pay a dollar for small apps I use regularly. AdBlock is one of the last reasons I rooted - more important ones were * remote control apps (security type "wipe phone if requested, resist attempts to remove from phone") * backup apps (Backup EVERYTHING... some apps try to block that) * Junk removal (No I don't need a racing game that I can't remove on my samsung - switch it from system app to normal app please kthxbye) * Host adblock I'm less militant about in-app adds than I am about in-browser, personally.