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Microsoft has removed ads from the Skype app in a new Windows 11 preview build, aiming to improve user experience. This move comes after the company replaced Skype with Microsoft Teams as the default app in Windows 11. While this change may seem positive, it’s unlikely to indicate a broader shift in Microsoft’s ad strategy, as they continue to push ads in other areas of Windows 11.
Microsoft has added another full-screen ad to Windows 11, this time promoting OneDrive cloud storage. The ad appears as part of the initial setup process and urges users to set up OneDrive as their backup solution. This is just the latest in a growing number of ads and prompts for Microsoft services within Windows 11.
Microsoft is testing new search suggestions in the Microsoft Store for Windows 11, potentially blurring the line between helpful recommendations and paid advertisements. This move follows a growing trend of Microsoft incorporating suggestions and promotional content within Windows 11.
Microsoft is introducing ads to the Start menu in its latest Windows 11 update. These ads are displayed as part of the “Recommended” section and are intended to promote Microsoft Store apps. While some users may find these ads helpful for discovering new apps, others may find them intrusive. Fortunately, there is an easy way to disable them.