GSMArena.com GSMArena.com

Tip us

1.5m
109k
RSS

EV

Merch

Log in

Login

I forgot my password
Sign up
  • Home
  • News
  • Reviews
  • Videos
  • Featured
  • Phone Finder
  • Deals
  • MerchNew
  • Coverage
  • Contact
ADVERTISEMENTS

Apple serving full-screen iPhone 6s pop-up ads to App Store users on old iPhones Comments

  • Read
  • Post your comment

  • Post your comment
Pages: 1 23 »
Sort by:

D
  • DarkReed
  • 8%x
  • 14 Dec 2015

"Ridiculously Powerful". Well, at least they got that right. But not on the way you'd think....

  • Reply
    ?
    • Anonymous
    • T6r
    • 14 Dec 2015

    AnonD-362866, 14 Dec 2015Sure, go ahead and try, there's bounties up for vulnerabilities. As for the average Joe? chanc... moreThere are bigger prizes on vulnerabilities that are not shared with the manufacturer, you might want to keep that in mind as well.

    • Reply
      D
      • AnonD-362866
      • NHU
      • 14 Dec 2015

      Anonymous, 14 Dec 2015"Resolved". Just a spoiler alert here from a guy that works for one of the biggest corporat... moreSure, go ahead and try, there's bounties up for vulnerabilities. As for the average Joe? chances of them being targeted and hit successfully, are next to none, not impossible, but very close.

      • Reply
        ?
        • Anonymous
        • T6r
        • 14 Dec 2015

        AnonD-362866, 14 Dec 2015That wasn't a leak, that was a hack, and it wasn't a hack on Apple servers, it was a hack on g... more"Resolved".

        Just a spoiler alert here from a guy that works for one of the biggest corporations on the planet - there is no such thing as "immune to leaks, hacks or other similar things".

        • Reply
          D
          • AnonD-356282
          • PUa
          • 14 Dec 2015

          AnonD-362866, 14 Dec 2015WTF ad's? WTF is going on lately? Glad I will never see this ad, but still the guys using 5s a... moreWhat is the big deal everyone? See that blue "Skip" in the top right hand corner? Use it!
          Way to make a mountain out of a mole hill.

          Also, this is in the App Store, and gladly not on the phone itself - it's not unreasonable to see some sort of advertising from the company that the store belongs to, to owners that use a 2 year old phone.

          Has anyone checked if there were any incentives attached to the ad?

          • Reply
            D
            • AnonD-362866
            • NHU
            • 14 Dec 2015

            Anonymous, 14 Dec 2015Remember the huge leak of celebrity nude photos last year? It came from Apple's servers...That wasn't a leak, that was a hack, and it wasn't a hack on Apple servers, it was a hack on government infrastructure, which inadvertently gave access to a few iCloud accounts, this has since been resolved and also it was only huge because a few celebs were hit, it was not huge in the sense that large numbers of people were affected.

            • Reply
              ?
              • Anonymous
              • T6r
              • 14 Dec 2015

              AnonD-362866, 14 Dec 2015Apple know's almost everything about your device, from which device it is to the color etc, I ... moreRemember the huge leak of celebrity nude photos last year? It came from Apple's servers...

              • Reply
                ?
                • Anonymous
                • T6r
                • 14 Dec 2015

                dexterouz, 14 Dec 2015So, they know what device the users has and based on that they are promoting their own product... moreI'm yet to see any of my 7 Android phones (Nexus One, Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Galaxy S1, Galaxy S2) and 2 tablets (Nexus 7, Nexus 7 2013) receive any ads saying "your current device sucks buy this overpriced one".

                • Reply
                  ?
                  • Anonymous
                  • vb$
                  • 14 Dec 2015

                  thgun2, 14 Dec 2015hello! anybody out there. full screen ads have been around for sometime. Use a pop up blocker... moreYou can't use pop-up blocker in the app store i guess

                  • Reply
                    D
                    • AnonD-362866
                    • NHU
                    • 14 Dec 2015

                    dexterouz, 14 Dec 2015So, they know what device the users has and based on that they are promoting their own product... moreApple know's almost everything about your device, from which device it is to the color etc, I share my shit with Apple with pleasure because they aren't google (yes you can turn it off), and your data is infinitely safer with Apple, I don't like this targeted ad approach they seem to have taken though, it's the first that I am aware of and hopefully the last! Alot of stuff seems to be popping on the Apple campus lately.

                    • Reply
                      D
                      • AnonD-362866
                      • NHU
                      • 14 Dec 2015

                      WTF ad's? WTF is going on lately? Glad I will never see this ad, but still the guys using 5s and below, I feel sorry for them, ad's are the scourge of the earth and no one should have to deal with them!

                      • Reply
                        • dexterouz
                        • vTQ
                        • 14 Dec 2015

                        So, they know what device the users has and based on that they are promoting their own products. Sounds like Android advertisement but only to themselves :) :P

                        • Reply
                          t
                          • thgun2
                          • H5L
                          • 14 Dec 2015

                          hello! anybody out there. full screen ads have been around for sometime. Use a pop up blocker. Talking of Apple suing, what about all these Apple look alike handsets cropping up no one has been sued yet. Oh wait a minute Apple sued Samsung because they said the Galaxy Ace looked a lot like the iPhone 4. And that was only because Samsung had come up with a style similar to that of Apple. And Apple was top then. Anyway with phones going the way they are how can you design a slab any other way.

                          • Reply
                            ?
                            • Anonymous
                            • jGC
                            • 14 Dec 2015

                            Typhoon, 12 Dec 2015Shocking!! Another iPhone article full of Android users obsessed with Apple..Probably because those same users are the ones who keep up with the tech articles and such. I can't say the same for the iPhone users.

                            • Reply
                              D
                              • AnonD-446990
                              • mXW
                              • 13 Dec 2015

                              Ouch, what makes it bad is there's no back button on an iPhone so the user might tap on something by mistake.

                              • Reply
                                ?
                                • Anonymous
                                • 4$v
                                • 13 Dec 2015

                                Nechpech, 12 Dec 2015Works both ways.You're new? Naive kid?

                                Apple articles have way more obsessed Android fanboys than the other way around. Just look a few articles above. Android can't even keep time, but Android fanboys are more interested in an ad on the Apple store. Ridiculous.

                                • Reply
                                  B
                                  • Big Daddy
                                  • wiU
                                  • 13 Dec 2015

                                  haha nice joke

                                  • Reply
                                    D
                                    • AnonD-416078
                                    • AdF
                                    • 13 Dec 2015

                                    Anonymous, 12 Dec 2015Ad*haha, guess all that studying (I was actually studying while writing it) has confused me.

                                    • Reply
                                      D
                                      • AnonD-99150
                                      • 4@n
                                      • 13 Dec 2015

                                      there's a way to solve this.

                                      buy a windows phone! ;)

                                      • Reply
                                        D
                                        • Droid
                                        • mrC
                                        • 13 Dec 2015

                                        Cyberdux, 12 Dec 2015Wait a minute, Apple serving full screen adverts? This will be a new thing they invented calle... moreHahahaha!! Well said!!! Ivert haha

                                        • Reply
                                          • Post your comment
                                          Pages: 1 23 »
                                          Sort by:

                                          ADVERTISEMENTS

                                          Phone finder

                                          • Samsung
                                          • Apple
                                          • Huawei
                                          • Nokia
                                          • Sony
                                          • LG
                                          • HTC
                                          • Motorola
                                          • Lenovo
                                          • Xiaomi
                                          • Google
                                          • Honor
                                          • Oppo
                                          • Realme
                                          • OnePlus
                                          • vivo
                                          • Meizu
                                          • BlackBerry
                                          • Asus
                                          • Alcatel
                                          • ZTE
                                          • Microsoft
                                          • Vodafone
                                          • Energizer
                                          • Cat
                                          • Sharp
                                          • Micromax
                                          • Infinix
                                          • TCL
                                          • Ulefone
                                          • Tecno
                                          • Doogee
                                          • Blackview
                                          • BLU
                                          • Panasonic
                                          • Plum

                                          All brands Rumor mill

                                          ADVERTISEMENTS

                                          Related articles

                                          • Apple iPhone 15 Pro solid-state buttons will have customizable sensitivity
                                          • Apple's iOS 17 to get official on June 5
                                          • Apple Pay Later launches with a random invite system today
                                          • Apple rolls out iOS 16.4 with notifications for web apps, voice call isolation and 21 new emoji

                                          DAILY DEALS

                                          These are the best offers from our affiliate partners. We may get a commission from qualifying sales.
                                          Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
                                          512GB 12GB RAM $ 1,279.99
                                          $ 1,199.99
                                          Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
                                          512GB 12GB RAM $ 1,279.99
                                          $ 1,199.99
                                          Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
                                          512GB 12GB RAM $ 1,279.99
                                          $ 1,199.99
                                          Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
                                          512GB 12GB RAM $ 1,279.99
                                          $ 1,199.99
                                          Show all deals
                                          ADVERTISEMENTS

                                          Home News Reviews Compare Coverage Glossary FAQ RSS feed Youtube Facebook Twitter Instagram

                                          © 2000-2023 GSMArena.com Mobile version Android app Tools Contact us Merch store Privacy Terms of use Change Ad Consent Do not sell my data