広告の愚痴募集！

I'm talking about those ads where you think you can close them by pressing the button because there's still time left, but it actually takes you to a website, and then a skip button appears on the other side. Also, please stop with the ads that show an X button that's fake and hasn't actually appeared yet.

It's the game content that's different on a regular basis #AdLife

This is how I've customized mine.

Hmmmm, what could it be? 🙄 Doesn't it kinda look like a Pokémon? 😅

It's the usual thing where you get a free item if you buy a lot, but I couldn't help but laugh when the HTML tags were split up like that.

I saw a rapid tap ad on freecash the other day too. It was the kind where they ask how many times you can tap in 15 seconds, but I could only tap about 20 times. Even after it finished, I didn't get the reward. So I had to force quit the app.

Lately, I've been seeing a lot of ads for something called '1XBET' that look fun. They say it's 'one of the world's largest online casinos'. I saw these ads a lot during the World Cup. It seems like they also heavily promote sports betting, especially soccer. Since it's an online casino, even if you think 'it looks fun and cool 😍', absolutely do not get involved. You'll lose a lot of money 😢

Atom Clinic, which advertises treatments for genitals and penises, do they think they can air the same commercial on national prime-time television? If it's targeted advertising aimed specifically at adult men, there's a certain rationality to it, and it's a legal business with demand. However, airing this during casual game app ads without considering gender or age at all, rather than just inserting it between other videos, is insane. This should be reported and criticized; they must be out of their minds. Recently, Atom Clinic has switched to advertising hair loss treatments. While this might be more sensitive for some than genitals, it can withstand broadcast on terrestrial TV. Moreover, even if it's not relevant to you, it's not particularly offensive. However, just because they've switched doesn't make it okay. The content is still targeted at adult men, so they're likely not considering gender or age anyway. On the other hand, if it relates to personal matters that one can't discuss with a partner or younger people, maybe it makes some sense. It seems legal at first glance, but what do you think?

An ad popped up that seemed to involve squats. I thought I'd get a reward if I did it, but that wasn't the case. Plus, it didn't even count for about 30 seconds. If I press 'Receive Points,' it'll probably just send me to Google Play.

These Playio ads (at least the ones I've encountered) don't have unnecessary repetition, aren't annoying, might inflate the numbers a bit but aren't outright lies, and the videos aren't obnoxious. Plus, Ruyo-kun is cute, so I like them! ✨️ Although, I do wonder why I'm seeing ads for an app I already have installed (lol)