Infuriatingly for iOS users, the only way to disable these promos is to either let them expire — which in many cases could take weeks or even months, leaving a persistent notification badge on the Settings app in the meantime — or pay for the service being offered.
Which ads? Is there an example?
“Wouldn’t ever be me,” I think smugly, opening the menu on my FOSS Firefox browser and being greeted with…
at least yours is app based, and not baked into the OS
I recommend IronFox on Android!
I’ll copy my comment to another post with a similar/same article:
Definitely not new and the way the articles headlined I thought there was some sort of ad in iOS that was blatant that I hadn’t noticed.
Using the same language as the article (not very accurate) “iOS users don’t use the settings app and won’t see ads.”
Just to be clear for those that wooshed; people do go into settings but it’s not like every user is staring at the settings app everyday. The ads also aren’t very intrusive, so comparing them to the Windows start menu ads, which the article does, is ridiculous.
In summary; ads are bad and crap sensationalist reporting is also bad.
No one is safe from the enshittification!
Is this with iOS 27? I have not updated to it and it seems I will not at all.
