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They could be referring to the app landscape too.

• soylentcola 11y ago
  I'm a bit more torn on this one. I've used Adfree Android before in this way but for the most part, if an app is good, I'll buy the full version. If it's something I just use a few times for a single purpose (and it's still useful), I'd like the dev to at least see some payment for it. If it's utter shit and full of obtrusive and annoying ads, I'd rather just uninstall it and give it a bad rating.
• roninb 11y ago
  So root it and get a device-wide ad blocker?
  • robmcm 11y ago
    The security implications and trust you would have to give to such a tool is frighting. The adverts seem like the lesser of two evils.
• pwnna 11y ago
  There's adblocking for that as well. Adaway works decently. Xposed can even do more.
• biafra 11y ago
  Are you saying that iOS9 has hooks for ad blocking in Apps? I doubt that.
  • robmcm 11y ago
    No but typically applications on iOS are more likely to off a non-ad supported version. So perhaps they just mean in general.