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Not sure if it is like that because I'm in Korea, but on my Samsung S9 Samsung is injecting ads for their new S24 in my notifications. I've had the phone for 5 years and this is the first time I see ads in my phone notifications, unbelievable.
you consented to them while setting up the phone.
also prompt to enable them is only present in the us and korea.
Wow, first the tv now the phone, i'm not surprised when someone come saying their fridge and washing machine is doing this too.
That's not new, they have been doing this for a while now. 1st noticed when the S10 series was launched.
Trash company, throw it on the pile with all the other ad companies.
I'm happy that I never connected my TV to the internet.
Quite sure this is going to be Korea thing
I haven't seen that on my S10e; my carrier texts me about twice a year wanting me to upgrade because of course.
Weird....I have been using Samsung phones for the past 4 years. I have never got such ads. I think you turned on the customization service or some other ad related thing. And ofcourse you can always debloat it. Ideally they should turn off customization service as default but since we live in a world of enshittification one can only dream.
Depends on the region. If Korea: can bet your sweet momma your government is there to Gargle on that Samsung D
I've been using the Galaxy A52s for a couple of years now. Never seen ads outside the Samsung apps. SEA region.
Have you got the customisation service turned on in settings? I've never seen an ad in my notifications and until recently I was using a Samsung of similar age.
7 steps!
Wow. That would make me rage so hard. But I have had galaxy phones since the 6, on 21 ultra now. I've never seen an ad there.
Maybe it's because I don't have a flagship Samsung model, but I'm lucky enough not to get ads for their products in my notifications. That, or it's because my service provider doesn't want Samsung advertising new phones, which is a very fat chance that's true.
It's a setting. I believe it's under security and privacy. Mines been off since forever, but I'm not sure if I turned it off right away or if it came like that.
U lazy. U more walk. U no get ads anymore. Samsung just discipline u.
Man.. I tried to hit clear after looking at this for a second...