Apple may display ads in apps that were previously pre-installed ad-free on the iPhone and iPad.
iPhone Manufacturers grow advertising business by monetizing pre-installed apps, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman .
According to this report, According to a report, ads may appear in pre-installed iPhone apps such as Maps, Books, and Podcasts.
Apple is reportedly testing search ads in Maps internally, and searching for restaurants, stores, or other nearby businesses that pay for their ad space can generate recommendations. matter may appear.
Users are exposed to targeted advertisements from a variety of companies, just like getting featured and featured apps on the App Store.
Last week Disney announced a price increase for customers who want to watch He Disney+ without commercials. Netflix has also confirmed that it will begin to advertise on the service.
The tech analyst said a similar ad-supported service could be coming to his Apple TV Plus.
The tech giant's expansion into advertising follows last year's privacy feature called App Tracking Transparency (ATT), which has hindered third-party advertising on its platform.
So far, Apple has shown ads within the News and Stocks app. It also shows Google-like search ads across devices in the App Store.
Apple has yet to confirm such a move, so we'll have to keep an eye out for an update.
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