Ads are taking over Samsung's Galaxy smartphones — and it needs to stop

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When you buy a $2,000 smartphone, you shouldn't be the product

I've used a Samsung Galaxy smartphone almost every day for nearly 4 years. I used them because Samsung had fantastic hardware that was matched by (usually) excellent software. But in 2020, a Samsung phone is no longer my daily driver, and there's one simple reason that's the case: Ads.

Ads Everywhere

Ads in Samsung phones never really bothered me, at least not until the past few months. It started with the Galaxy Z Flip.

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Ads are taking over Samsung's Galaxy smartphones — and it needs to stop was written by the awesome team at Android Police.


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