Robert
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Many Xiaomi Mi TV users are bothered by advertisements on Mi TVs and want to block those ads somehow. Now no ads in Xiaomi TV is gonna happen, because Xiaomi is currently working on a feature that allows members to block ads and is expected to launch before the end of the year.
In addition, regarding the problem of on-screen advertisements on TV, Xiaomi official said that the on-screen advertisements cannot be removed directly for the time being, but the remote control has realized the one-button shutdown function, which can be operated and closed after one second.
As early as 2019, Jiangsu Province Consumer Rights and Interests Protection Commission of China interviewed Skyworth, Haier, Hisense, Sharp, Xiaomi, Changhong and LeEco on the issue of infringement of consumers' rights and interests by smart TV startup advertisements, and required them to rectify within a limited time and standardize their operations.
Previously, People's Daily and others also made comments on the TV advertising phenomenon: Smart TV operators did not inform consumers of the starting advertisement when selling infringes consumers' right to know; Failure to inform the startup advertisement or provide the one-click shutdown function infringes on consumers' right of choice; Smart TV startup ads can not be closed, which infringes on consumers' right to fair trade.
In addition, regarding the problem of on-screen advertisements on TV, Xiaomi official said that the on-screen advertisements cannot be removed directly for the time being, but the remote control has realized the one-button shutdown function, which can be operated and closed after one second.
As early as 2019, Jiangsu Province Consumer Rights and Interests Protection Commission of China interviewed Skyworth, Haier, Hisense, Sharp, Xiaomi, Changhong and LeEco on the issue of infringement of consumers' rights and interests by smart TV startup advertisements, and required them to rectify within a limited time and standardize their operations.
Previously, People's Daily and others also made comments on the TV advertising phenomenon: Smart TV operators did not inform consumers of the starting advertisement when selling infringes consumers' right to know; Failure to inform the startup advertisement or provide the one-click shutdown function infringes on consumers' right of choice; Smart TV startup ads can not be closed, which infringes on consumers' right to fair trade.
