How to Eliminate Fire HD 10 Lock Screen Ads?

Among all the ways, Amazon now keeps the worth of its Kindle and fire tablet devices low is by showing ads on the device’s lock screen. Every day there is a crop of some “special offers” which directly display on the lock screen. Amazon does provide you many options to eliminate the ads on the lock screen and throughout the Fire OS on the tablet, but you will have to pay more for it.

Here we provide complete information about how to eliminate the ads on Fire HD 8 or 10 tablets. The process of elimination is very easy, but to avoid trouble you need to follow the steps in ascending order, it will also save your much time and takes fewer efforts.

Since the launch of Show Mode and Dock for Fire HD 8 and 10 tablets, now your tablet becomes an utterly new device. Sometimes ads don’t appear while the tablet is in docked or in Show Mode, and when you eliminate it from the dock, then ads are again displayed on the lock screen.

Steps to Eliminate Fire HD 10 Lock Screen

Sometimes, it is not apparent on how to get rid of ads though there is no any “opt out” button. The steps are discussed below:

1. Open the “Amazon.com.”

2. Click to “Log in,” to Manage Your Content and Devices page.

3. Search for “Fire HD tablet.”

4. Click on the “Actions” option.

5. Under “Special Offers and Ads” click Edit option.

6. Click on “Unsubscribe now with the 1-click button” button.

7. Under Verification Message box Click OK button.

8. Now, you will be charged $15 plus applicable tax.

9. Finally, Amazon will send you an email notification.

Thankfully! The process is completed, and now the lock screen will only show random high-quality stock backgrounds without any adverts.

Steps to Eliminate Fire HD 10 Lock Screen from Old Devices

Though this time you are in a section in which you might be surprised to see the number of devices already listed. And each device that you have already used in an Amazon app like Kindle, Audible, or Music app will be now available on the list.

For instances, when you find any old Android tablets and iPod touch which you haven’t used from many years even any of the Windows Phone. So, finally, you are there where you might need to do some deregister and clean up your old devices. Again, you just need to click on the device that you no longer use or even don’t have and also click on the Deregister option.

Several years ago, when the first Fire tablet was introduced, that time ads were comparatively unremarkable. But now, there are many videos for advert playing on the screen and also for the live animations for games that they want you to buy. In all, it can be pretty disturbing. However, there is no any auto-playing audio for the ads yet, but that could positively be the next step. Moreover, Amazon isn’t even shy when it comes to its advertising. But it is really good to know that if ads annoy you, then it’s easy to troubleshoot with them, but it will surely cost you.

Carl Smith is a self-professed security expert; he has been making the people aware of the security threats. His passion is to write about Cyber security, cryptography, malware, social engineering, internet and new media. He writes for Norton security products at www.norton.com/setup.