Apple made some very good improvements with their latest iOS 9.2 updates. However, they also made an update that will have certain users throwing their phone on the ground. All users using an Apple phone newer than the iPhone 5s are going to be fine. However, if you use an iPhone that is 5s or older, you might want to hear this news about aggressive ads. Hey, at least in Google Store they can be removed.
APPLE RELEASES RIDICULOUS ADS FOR THEIR APPLE STORE
Let’s face it, nobody likes to receive annoying ads that will not stop coming. It is one of, if not the most, annoying aspects to deal with on technology devices. However, Apple does not seem to care. They just recently released their update for the iOS 9.2, and it will aggressively pop up ads noting users to upgrade to their iPhone 6s. This is why if you use this phone already the ads will not show up. It is only for users who update their iOS 9.2 with a phone older than that. Also, manual skipping is required to close the ads. This will lead users to have to stop what they are doing and close the ad. Apple clearly wants their users to upgrade their device, but this might be the wrong way to do it.
GOOGLE STORE HAS ADS TOO, BUT THEY CAN BE REMOVED
When users download apps from the Google Store, there is always a possibility of downloading ads with them. However, there is an app that can be downloaded to remove them. The AirPush Detector app will detect ads on the OS and it will alert users to remove them. Once that is done, they will not have to worry about those ads again. Ads are the best way for companies to push their products, but it is still annoying to users.
GOOGLE STORE MORE TOLERABLE THAN APPLE STORE
Google Store is going to become more tolerable than Apple Store after this. This is going for the people who have an iPhone 5s or older. Perhaps Apple’s purpose in this is to just annoy the ever living crap out of their iPhone 5s users until they break down and upgrade. Either this or it will backfire on them and they will just switch to a Google phone. Anyway you look at it, though, Apple Store just became more irritating.
