#Remove ads from kindle fire hd 8 android#

Tell the rep that you live outside of the US and that the ads aren’t relevant while you are in your current location.Rather than questioning you further, they will probably be happy to help.

If they ask what kind of ads are you referring to, tell them that they are of a violent or sexual nature.

Tell them that your Kindle is being used by a child and you want to remove the ads because they are inappropriate for a child.

Contact Amazon’s customer service center and ask your rep to remove the ads in one of the following ways: Using this method will remove the ads for good. The issue with this method is that it will probably not work for everyone since you have to convince the customer service representative to remove them for free. Since the above method costs around $20, there is a way to do it officially without spending any money. You will be notified about the amount you have to pay.Ĭontacting Amazon Customer Service (Free Option) If you don’t have it set up, you will be requested to set it up before you proceed. If you have 1-click payment set up, Amazon will automatically charge you to unsubscribe from the ads. Another page will open where you can unsubscribe from special offers.

Click on “Edit” next to Subscribed below Special Offers/Offers and Ads.

The Kindle device information will appear.

Find your Kindle Fire device and click the Action button, left of your device name.

This will open the Manage Your Content and Devices page.

Click on Account & Lists in the top right corner.

Amazon gives the option to remove special offers on the cheaper Kindle but using this official method will cost you the price difference between the two. A Kindle Fire with special offers included costs $20 less than the one without. Using Amazon’s Official MethodĪmazon actually sells the same device at a different price.

Thankfully we can help you get rid of these “special offers” (*coughs* Ads! *coughs again*) so that you can get back to enjoying your favorite books without distractions.

You start up your Kindle, and the first thing you see is “SPECIAL OFFER!”, and it immediately takes you out of your reading zone… These ads can get annoying after a while, and they make reading a lot less immersive. You sink into your lounge chair with a hot beverage of your choosing in one hand and a Kindle Fire in the other. The weekend is finally here, and you want to catch up on some reading after a long week. However, if you decide later that you want to remove them, there is no buyer's remorse.Picture this. In many cases, they are just ads for other books, games, or videos that Amazon thinks you'll like based on your account history. Generally speaking, the lock screen ads are well-targeted, well-executed, and non-invasive. If you're in the market for a new Amazon Kindle or Fire Tablet, my advice has always been to go ahead and get the ad-supported version. The fee to get rid of lock screen ads on your Kindle or Fire tablet may vary depending on which device you have, but it is no more than the difference between the ad-supported and ad-free versions (or about $15 to $25 per device). The images used in the example above illustrate how I could remove lock screen ads from my old Kindle Paperwhite, but the process is the same for any ad-supported Fire Tablets as well.

#Remove ads from kindle fire hd 8 android#

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