You say; If a phone shows ads but is cheaper, would you buy it?

Since these days advertisements are much wider and bolder than before and we even see them in some way on smartphones, the question arises that If one day a smartphone officially shows an advertisement but has a lower price, would you be willing to buy it?

In the past, advertisements were shown in a series of limited places. For example, on street advertising billboards or in TV programs. but these days, advertisements have penetrated into almost all parts of our lives and we see them being displayed everywhere and all the time.

Since the internet became popular among users, advertising companies have been able to make a great way. To display their works and activities. They realized that while the Internet could connect people around the world, it also had the potential to turn advertising around and expose it to the entire world. It happened that now we see different advertisements everywhere.

For several months, it has been said that a series of smartphone manufacturing companies are planning to display advertisements in a series of their apps and services. Of course, some of them, such as Apple, are already doing this in a number of their apps, such as the App Store, but this has not yet been done widely.

Of course, no one wants a product like a phone that sometimes It costs more than 1000 dollars to show ads and disrupt the user experience. but what if the price of these products decreases? That is, in exchange for viewing ads, you can pay a lower price for buying the phone itself. In simpler words, when you download a paid application, some of them put two ways in front of you; One is to pay for the app itself and second is to use the app for free in exchange for watching ads that are really annoying at times. Many people suffer this annoyance and watch ads in order not to have to pay a fee.

But can the same be said about smartphones? The app is something that you may not use for a few months, but the phone is something that you use all the time. As a result, if it wants to show ads all the time, maybe few people will show the desire to buy it at a high price. There are two scenarios, either companies will display ads that are not too annoying, thanks to artificial intelligence and advanced algorithms, or users will get used to them, as is already happening.

Finally, the question arises, what will be your reaction to this issue? would a phone that shows ads but has a much lower price than normal be an attractive choice for you? Or do you think that paying a high fee is much more reasonable than having to spend your time unintentionally watching something you have no interest in?

Source: PhoneArena