Nearly 70% of App pop-up advertisements have no "close button". How to effectively rectify this phenomenon?

I think if we want to rectify this phenomenon, we need a relevant standard of this industry first. Because this industry is not long, the relevant norms and penalties are not perfect.

Many people use many apps when playing mobile phones. These apps will have some advertisement pop-ups when logging in. Such a pop-up window will bring great trouble to users, because many users will accidentally click in and may also reveal a person's personal information.

Nearly 70% of APP pop-up advertisements have no close button.

This phenomenon has attracted a lot of people's attention, because when we use APP, there are so-called login advertisements. This kind of advertisement was originally designed to create profits for this APP, which we can all understand, but some apps don't have a close button, which leads many consumers to just wait for these advertisements to end. Under such circumstances, many users are increasingly disgusted with this behavior, and it is also recommended to cancel the pop-up advertisements of these apps.

The rectification of APP pop-up advertisements has become a problem.

If we want to remove all the pop-up advertisements of apps across the board, the profit sources of these apps will be affected, because apps are also used for business after all, and they can't be allowed to do charity, but when we use apps, these pop-up advertisements will indeed bring great troubles to users. Some old people and children will accidentally click in because they don't understand the internet, and there is also the possibility of impulsive consumption.

It is recommended to enlarge the close button of APP pop-up advertisement.

The pop-up advertisement closing button of some apps is too small for normal male fingers to click, so I personally suggest whether the pop-up advertisement closing button of the app can be enlarged, which can not only make profits for the app, but also facilitate users' free choice, which may be a neutral solution for both parties.