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Posted by MC995 10 hours ago

Apple has added persistent 'ads' to iOS, and it's driving users crazy(www.techradar.com)
584 points | 443 commentspage 4
pixl97 9 hours ago|
Wow, I've joked twice in the past two days about Apple becoming Microsoft and it's completely true.

1. Can't turn off Siri easily, turns itself back on.

2. Apple search not things it should obviously being able to find, just like Windows search.

3. Ads in the operating system like Windows 10+

hollowturtle 2 hours ago||
> There is not always a “dismiss” button to shoo them away for good, and when there is, some people have reported that it doesn’t seem to work.

Welcome to my world where "Show fewer shorts" on YouTube has been clicked I dunno anymore how many times, it's an habit now

jakequist 9 hours ago||
There’s some irony here about an ad-filled tech blog complaining about ads.
Gander5739 9 hours ago|
I don't think it's entirely the same situtation with ads on a blog you read for free vs ads on a device you pay a lot of money for.
vondur 8 hours ago||
Yeah, I kept getting a notification about purchasing and extended warranty for my AirPods, which was annoying because it shows up in the same place as OS updates.
neko_ranger 5 hours ago||
But how will they serve relevant ads if they don't collect data??
ocd 8 hours ago||
Apple must be trying to accelerate making smartphones as unappealing and contemptible as cable television in the past 10-15 years.
xutopia 10 hours ago||
I find it ironic that I am attempting to read an article that says what it says while 80% of the screen is ads and asking me to register to their notifications.
jorisw 9 hours ago||
I haven’t seen any of these. iOS 27.0, in the EU fwiw
WA 8 hours ago|
I don’t see them. Greetings from the EU.
microtonal 6 hours ago|
Also greetings from the EU. I recently saw in the settings:

- Ads for Apple Care

- Ads for Apple Fitness+

- Ads for iCloud stuff.

WA 5 hours ago||
But only once? They can be dismissed, no?
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