It is a well known fact, so if I think you should elaborate what Windows version you use, what country etc.
Though I am expecting you are throwing a bait and when someone gives an example you will respond that that obvious advertising is not ads
Though I am expecting you are throwing a bait and when someone gives an example you will respond that that obvious advertising is not ads
Many things are well-known while not actually being facts. This may be one of them. (At the very least, the amount of advertising is enormously exaggerated)
On the same machine I set up Microsoft Office and it wont stop doing popups advertising their team/collaboration product. This is on Windows 10 Pro and with their top tier version of office as well I believe. So paying more doesn't get rid of the ads.
tell me if the images are faked and maybe point to an MS website that will show that they never pre-installed candy crush, never suggested paid apps in your start menu, I am thinking maybe this people that do not see this ads are maybe considering as not ads. they used a different installed for windows that changed the settings to turn off all the crap.
No really, I want to understand how ads are shown on Windows on some people since I haven't seen them myself and the dozens of people I see using Windows 10 don't see them either.
Why do you think it's prevalent but I don't see them?
Are the ads in some part of Windows that I rarely use? How do they show up? Maybe I actually see them but don't think they are ads.