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Bathplug

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Some apps require a charge to remove the ads and some your just stuck with the ads. Is there a jailbreak tweak to remove them?

Thanks
 

Cooolpenner

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The most apps just show some ads, when you're connected to the internet. So try to play them offline. Or otherwise buy the 'no-ads-version' ;)
 

LoganT

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Jan 9, 2007
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Thanks but I tried that before and it didn't work.



no

Cmon really? do you block popups on your pc?

Nope, my browser does. ;)

That's not really the same. The OP in it's original post said

Some apps require a charge to remove the ads

It's the way a lot of applications in the App Store work. Free with ads or pay this fee to remove the ads. With this, you are getting the App without ads, for free.

I mean honestly, how do you think Developers make money when they offer their app for free?
 

Bathplug

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The most apps just show some ads, when you're connected to the internet. So try to play them offline. Or otherwise buy the 'no-ads-version' ;)

The app is a tv guide app with no option for pro version of option to pay to remove the ads.

I mean honestly, how do you think Developers make money when they offer their app for free?

They should just offer their apps at a price then or a free demo version with half the features of the payed version. All the ads I've see are garbage, intrusive waste of space. I highly doubt anyone bothers to click them as they don't offer anything useful at all.
 

iMacBooked

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Lol, reviving a 3 year old thread.. Well you could always use AdBlockerNetworks, this tweak often works, but know that by using it you take away some well deserved revenue of the developers.
 
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