Xiaomi TV can turn off ads permanently!Contact Xiaomi customer service and it will take effect within 2 working days.

[Gearbest News]I don’t know since when, TV start-up advertisements have become a “hidden rule” in the industry. Many smart TV manufacturers have started to ship products with start-up advertisements as standard, which makes consumers miserable. Recently, some netizens posted that Xiaomi TV can now permanently turn off startup ads, and attached a tutorial.

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From the netizen’s post, it can be seen that unlike the various settings and deletions previously reported online, it is now very simple to turn off the startup ads of Xiaomi TV. That is to go to the Xiaomi Mall App, find the manual customer service, and tell them that you request to turn it off. For Xiaomi TV ads, as long as you are resolute, customer service will ask you to provide three mac addresses (find them in the TV settings). After sending them to customer service, wait 2-3 working days and the startup ads will be turned off forever.

Netizens offer ways to permanently turn off Xiaomi TV ads

Some media consulted Xiaomi's official customer service on this matter. Xiaomi customer service said that Xiaomi can indeed permanently turn off startup ads. It requires providing a phone number and Xiaomi ID. It is expected to wait for 2 working days. As for when the startup ads can be permanently turned off, Xiaomi customer service said that it will probably start within the next two months.

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Previously, on September 28, at a press conference held by the State Council Information Office, Yang Guorui, deputy director of the State Administration of Radio and Television, stated that the management of TV “matryoshka” charges would be fully promoted in three stages. Zhu Yonglei, deputy director of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, said that trials are currently underway to upgrade the software of cable TV and IPTV set-top boxes so that viewers can directly see live TV channels when they open their TV set-top boxes. By the end of this year, 80% of cable TV users and 85% of IPTV users across the country will be able to watch live TV channels when they turn on their phones.

Since July 2019, the Jiangsu Provincial Consumer Protection Commission has launched a series of investigations, rectifications, and special litigation and rights protection actions against smart TV startup advertisements, targeting problematic Hisense, Xiaomi, Skyworth, Sharp, Haier, Changhong, and LeTV 7 A smart TV brand company conducted a year-long interview, tracking and supervision, requiring the company to provide a “one-click turn off” function for startup advertisements to effectively protect consumers' right to choose.

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