Pavel Jelic Advertisements are everywhere - on billboards, on TV, everywhere in the browser, and also on the phone. Even though the ads themselves are not that bad, modern technology has come up with new options that can specify the ads according to what you like. On the one hand, they can show you relevant ads based on where you are at the moment, and on the other hand, also based on what you are viewing on the Internet. So, for example, if you are looking at winter tires, so you will see ads for winter tires everywhere on social networks and other websites. This is already a kind of daily routine and one simply expects it. However, over time, the ads become more and more intrusive. Did you know that you can limit ads, meaning the display of ads based on your location and what you're viewing, on iOS? Let's see how to do it together.
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How to turn off location-based ads on iPhone
If you want to turn off location-based ads on your iPhone or iPad, go to the native app Settings. Then get off here below and click the named option Privacy. Once you've done so, select as the first option Location services. Then go all the way down here down, where the section is located system services, which you open. Then just locate the option Apple's location-based ads. If you want to turn off the display of ads depending on the location, then switch the switch to for this option inactive positions.
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How to limit ad tracking on iPhone
In case you would like to guarantee that you will not be served relevant ads on your iOS device, you can. You just need to know where to easily limit viewing with ads. Click on the native app to restrict Settings, and then get off below to the section Privacy, which you click. Then go all the way down here down, where the named section is located advertisements, which you click. After that, you just have to wait until the toggle next to the option is loaded Limit ad tracking. Once the switch is loaded, put it in active positions.
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It's good to see that Apple is trying to fight against violent ads. Personally, I had no idea about these options until now, and I'm glad that the developers from the apple company added them to our settings. Anyway, unfortunately, we will probably never get rid of ads. Over time, they will become less and less pleasant and we will see them even in places where it was not a habit before. So we have no choice but to hope that Apple and other companies will continue to oppose violent ads and that there will still be an option to limit them in the device settings.
