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A major issue in using a Samsung phone is finally getting fixed, as the company seems to have finally pulled ads from some of its stock apps.

A major issue in using a Samsung phone is finally getting fixed, as the company seems to have finally pulled ads from some of its stock apps.

A major issue in using a Samsung phone is finally getting fixed, as the company seems to have finally pulled ads from some of its stock apps.

SEOUL (dpa-AFX) - South Korean electronics giant Samsung has reportedly removed ads from some of its stock apps. The ads were one of the reasons the company was able to keep the phones affordable.

Samsung appears to have finally pulled ads from some of its stock apps, a change it promised was on the way in August. One Verge staffer reports that they are no longer seeing ads in the Samsung Weather, Samsung Pay, and Samsung Health apps.

According to Korean news agency Yonhap, this was in response to consumer and employee feedback, and will come into effect under the One UI software update. 

South Korean tech giant Samsung has said that it will cut down on the ads revealed in its smartphones, as per a news report

Samsung has announced that the company will terminate advertising within some of their stock apps built into the Galaxy line of smartphones.

Samsung has confirmed that it will cease showing ads in default apps including Samsung Weather, Samsung Pay, and Samsung Theme. It follows following comments made by Samsung Mobile chief TM Roh in an internal meeting.

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