Roku has started experimenting with more intrusive auto-playing video ads on startup, and users are not happy.

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Known for pushing the boundaries when it comes to streaming ads, Roku’s latest test stepped way over the line.

Roku is testing a startup ad before users get to the home screen when booting up the device. Roku has confirmed the new ad feature is not permanent yet, and that it is currently testing it. Recently, ...

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Roku has confirmed user reports that it is testing auto-playing video ads before loading the home screen. Owners of ...

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Roku is testing auto-playing video ads at startup, frustrating users. The platform also has persistent banner ads that users find annoying.

Roku confirmed the autoplay ads are a thing, and said they are an official test. However, the company stopped short of saying ...