Microsoft is constantly working to feature its own apps in Windows 11 and other versions of Windows. Finally, in December, those trying to download Google Chrome “This browser is from 2008! He encouraged him to use Edge by sending prompts like “Edge is the best browser for online shopping.”
The technology giant has now started to promote its own applications by placing ads in File Explorer. A user using the Windows 11 Insider version shared a post on his Twitter account. Ads start popping up in File Explorer He said he noticed.
Windows 11 users wish come true!
A new test version of the Windows 11 operating system has been released. File Explorer is finally switching to tabbed design.
Will Windows 11 have ads?
Ads placed in File Explorer, according to the sharing of the user nicknamed “Florian” Limited to Windows 11 Insider. This means that those using the stable version of the operating system will not see ads, at least for a while. However, if Microsoft does not back down from this decision, ads will no longer be exclusive to Insiders in the future.
As can be seen in the photo, in Windows 11’s File Explorer, Microsoft’s features such as grammar and spell checking Advertisement of the Editor application, which includes The company refers users to the app with the words, “Write confidently for documents, email, and the Web with Microsoft Editor’s advanced authoring suggestions.”
The strange thing is; There’s a close button on the right side of the ad, but it’s unclear whether there’s a feature to disable File Explorer ads entirely. If you’re a Windows 11 Insider and you don’t like it, you can send your thoughts directly to Microsoft via the Feedback app.
Of course, since File Explorer is an application that users must enter at least once (for example, a folder in your USB memory opens with File Explorer), Microsoft’s decision will affect all users. In the operating system show built-in ads The situation is also seen in some smartphone interfaces.
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