広告の愚痴募集！

Even if the point-earning apps or the games themselves are fun, when side hustle ads pop up, they start to feel shady and kill the mood... I especially get annoyed by the ones that blatantly homage or parody certain anime characters...

Lately, the ads, especially the ones that seem AI-generated for beauty products? They're so grotesque, or maybe it's just me, but I can't stand looking at them! Like a skeleton with a lump of fat inside, or a face emerging from the scalp – it's just disturbing! I question the creator's sensibility, or if they're even sane. I really can't imagine that kind of thing actually boosting purchasing desire.

Ads that make you misclick by displaying the skip button faintly clearly fall under this. Also, ads that place a large 'x' button in the top right corner of the ad display screen, which then takes you to the ad page when pressed, also completely fall under this. The reason they want to send you to the provided page is the desire to profit from driving downloads from there, or there's even a possibility of profit just by landing on the page. Dark patterns themselves are being discussed by the government as a target for regulation. If you encounter such an ad, it's recommended to take a screenshot and report it to organizations like JARO. Most people will probably find it troublesome, and that's fine. As a countermeasure, I suggest task killing without pressing the skip button. The recent trend in ads is that if you skip them normally, viewers are highly likely to automatically evaluate it as correct. Ads terminated via task kill are more likely to be evaluated as 'displayed but rejected.' In fact, after playing a mini-game ad thoroughly, only that ad kept appearing. For unpleasant ads, report them or task kill them; I think this will lead to improvement.

Although they've decreased recently, there are still ads that redirect to Google Play, right? Of course, they're annoying, but if you can get back properly, it's fine. Aren't there a lot of them lately that you can't return from? It depends on the game, but I wonder what the difference is between ones you can return from and ones you can't.

If you're eating, it might be best to finish your meal before viewing. An ad for playio's 'Open Treasure Chest' featured a video of a handsome guy eating paper like it was delicious 🤮 Before, this same handsome guy appeared in a video hitting a Buddhist altar bell, as if to say, 'Doesn't this sound relaxing?' 😱 Tiktok ads really lack class. I don't think they're suitable for children at all.

I want you to pay attention to the top left of the image... It's not just this one, but I've been seeing this pattern more and more lately where they show a playable ad after a video ad 🤔 I wonder if it's more profitable to make you press a button like this instead of just watching one video, huh? 🙄 By the way, even after the playable ad, they naturally make you press the skip button (⏩️) ( ´∀`)ﾊﾊﾊ Seriously, they come up with the most annoying tricks_(:3 」∠)_

Is that Atom Clinic not for people 18 and over...? And since it's based on search content, I'll go look at lots of Chihuahuas.

This is probably well-known in the 'hate ads' community(?)... Why would they play the exact same one twice in a row? (I wouldn't pay a single cent even if it featured a cute girl) Also, the content feels more like 'Look, there's a cute girl here♡' rather than about the surgery itself, which I really can't stand... I actually think Temu ads were better, but I haven't seen any Temu ads lately🤔

I thought it was a playable ad, but the moment I moved the hole, the screen turned completely white. Waiting in a white screen is really tough. Nothing responds, and no timer appears...

I guess it's basically for making complaints, and maybe companies don't like it, but... Normally, feedback requires a reason, yet often after pressing the 'send feedback' button, you just get a 'Thank you!' and aren't taken to the selection screen. It makes me wonder if companies just do it to 'pretend to listen to opinions'. Do you guys usually give feedback?