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Windows’ Latest Feature? Ads In The Weather App

July 3, 2024

Microsoft Adds Ads to MSN Weather App

Microsoft has once again stirred up controversy by introducing ads into the MSN Weather app, a move that has left some users frustrated. The change was first noticed by Windows Latest, a tech news website known for keeping a close eye on Microsoft’s updates.

It appears that Microsoft has implemented a server-side change that injects ads into the MSN Weather app on Windows 11. Despite its appearance as a desktop app, MSN Weather is actually a web app that relies on an Edge WebView to display its design and content.

Since the app is essentially a web wrapper, Microsoft has the ability to make server-side adjustments, such as introducing ads, without the need for a traditional software update. This has raised concerns among users, as there is currently no way to revert to a previous version of the app, as highlighted by Windows Latest.

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Windows' Latest Feature? Ads In The Weather App