広告の愚痴募集！

Why dude! It's full, so why won't you let me skip itttttt I don't need to see food ASMR I'm not interested in, either!

This month, I saw posts saying you could earn if you tried hard, so I started both. * After watching an ad, the 'Retry' button doesn't appear (for the same content). * Ads that are NOT required for the reward multiplier keep popping up automatically. * The ads, which were short at first, are getting longer (over 60 seconds) and repeating. * Settings I configured are automatically removed after receiving a reward once. It's incredibly annoying. Is anyone else using these two? If you have any effective countermeasures or solutions, please let me know. I'm on day 5 and about to give up before exchanging points...

Around the beginning of this month, there are times when an ad appears that you can finish just by scrolling to the very bottom. It takes less than 5 seconds if you want to! The button is easy to press, there's no page transition, and you can finish it instantly!! This is what I've been looking for! This is it!! I thought. I think it'll also have a positive impact on the company's image, so I felt like I wanted to voice this kind of feedback too🥸

I'm sick of seeing parts of boring, obviously fake acting dramas and low-effort user-submitted videos. There are also ads that are 80 seconds long and just repeat a 10-second video, or one ad that was over 100 seconds long. I never intended to install it in the first place, but now I hate it so much that I'll absolutely never install it, no matter what.

Suddenly, something appeared saying about the browser (the one pre-installed on smartphones, etc.) that it's 'Old! Support ending! You're exposed to virus threats!' I thought it was quite a malicious type, as it might cause panic to those whose devices happen to be old or if they're prone to getting flustered, so I'm posting this. If you click the link, I wonder what they'll end up recommending...

I've blurred it out, but the model number and such were correct. Does this mean the ad is peeking into my phone's contents? Is that even possible?😳 I want to believe it was just a random coincidence... but it's too scary...😱

Caution: If you are a Japanese national or over 25 years old, there is a government subsidy for you. There are free ads with phrases like this, which normally show a skip button after 10 seconds, making them seem legitimate, but they actually contain scam links. When you are redirected to a webpage, it is definitely a scam site, and I can conclude this based on the site's design philosophy. Although it says NHKONE in the top left, tapping it does not respond. Instead, only the link to Nexus Japan is tappable, and clicking it leads to instructions on how to fill out a registration form. In video ads, they advertise a chance to receive a 150,000 yen subsidy, but on the page, they promote the idea of making risk-free investments with small amounts of money. If that methodology were not a lie, there would be no need to impersonate NHKONE or lie about government subsidies. Since these are 100% scam ads, if they appear as forced ads, it is recommended not to tap the screen and to kill the task. Alternatively, after navigating to the webpage, it is recommended to take a screenshot or note down the details and report it to JARO. The text on the page is constantly changing, making it highly likely that it is automatically generated by AI. We cannot allow scams where even if hundreds or thousands notice the deception, one person falling for it is enough profit.

I'm having trouble with ads that have a tiny 'x' button in the corner, or ads that only have an 'open' option instead of a skip button, or ones that force you to go to the Google Play store.

Is it just me, or does it look fast at the beginning and slow towards the end (after the halfway point)?

Lately, after seeing too many ads with: ・Misleading content (Puzzles & Survival, White Survival, zombie themes, Temu, and so on - there are too many) ・Unpleasant content (sexual stuff, broken house ads, intentionally wrong answers, food ASMR I don't really want to hear, etc.) ・Problems with the 'X' button (hard to press, fake 'X', stealthy ads, etc.) I've started to find Amazon's simple product recommendation ads quite healing (lol). There's no unnecessary movement, the 'X' is usually easy to understand, and they're short... Well, they're not exactly exciting, but I still think they're better than repeating the above kinds of ads 😅