Rock collided with automatic ads playing during the beginning: ‘Considering the ship’s jump now’

This TV was not very smart.

Nowadays with so many accessible transmission services, having to sit through some ads as you look at something is normal. However, many recently frustrated users were forced to watch ads before taking the event on their main rock OS menu – and they were alive.

Roku customers ran to Reddit to share their disappointments earlier this week when their patience was tested by a series of excess ads by automatically playing the onton by opening the operating system.

At Ar/Rok Subredddi, a user wrote, “Hello! I just lit my rock and got an incomprehensible advertisement for a movie before going to the regular home screen.

This was clearly not a look – because other people were taken all three to complain.

“I also had this to happen today. If I keep my rock equipment will be in the trash,” one person wrote.

“I just experienced the same thing. Considering my options to throw ship now,” shared another person.

“Yes it started last night for me. Very disappointing and intruders.

It looks like rock was in line with the ads they were forcibly feeding people-this time was an ad for last year’s “Moana 2” movie.

“Once it would happen to me for Moani. This is absolutely rubbish. If they make me watch an ad to reach my apps to watch TV I am out,” said an angry user.

“Yup. Moana 2 to me. I have been a great rock lawyer but it will finish it. I can still use them, but I am doing everything in my life to buy one,” Read another frustrated comment.

“Moana ads for me only now I sparked TV!” Write another commentator.

The post managed to knock on a comment.

In one state, a Rock representative confirmed that annoying ads were something new that the brand was trying.

“Our latest test is just the last example, as we explore new ways to display brands and programming, while still providing a delightful and simply user experience,” the technology company said.

This is not the first time clients were angry with Rock. In 2024, the brand experienced two online attacks affecting over 500,000 accounts. Fortunately, according to the company hackers did not gain access to any sensitive information.