With the hectic life we lead today, it is not always easy to reconcile work and leisure. So if like me, you are tired of all these pop-ups asking you to rate the applications you just downloaded, here is a radical method to block them..
Do you want to rate this app?
Whether you like it or not, app and game publishers are increasingly using rating pop-ups. If you are a heavy consumer of video games, you must have experienced it bitterly. Once opened on the screen of your smartphone, it displays a message of the type: would you like to rate this application?
It then offers you to evaluate and write a review on the application in the App Store. Obviously, kidney does not prevent you from declining the invitation. But these incessant stresses quickly become annoying and affect user comfort.
The good news is that it is now possible to block these rating pop-ups once and for all. Here is the procedure to deactivate these evaluation requests from the iPhone and iPad settings..
Prevent opening of iOS app review windows
Before you start, be aware that disabling app rating alerts is only available on Apple mobile devices with iOS 13 or later. If you don't see the Ranking and reviews option integrated in your device's settings, it's certainly that you don't have the latest version of iOS. Consider updating your smartphone or tablet.
- Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad
- Click on the iTunes Store and App Store section
- Bring the window down
- Locate the Integrated Ranking and Reviews line
- Click on the green switch to the right of this option to deactivate it
- Exit the settings of your device
Now that this setting is disabled, you will no longer receive any application rating requests on your iPhone. Pop-ups requesting your opinion will no longer appear on the screen of your mobile device..
However, nothing prevents you from posting a comment and rating the application you just downloaded. To do this, simply go to the App Store, open the software overview page.
Positive or negative reviews as well as customer testimonials are of utmost importance on the internet. They allow you to reward the work of developers as well as to prevent other iPhone owners from wasting their time downloading a buggy or useless application.
Moreover, more and more Internet users consult the notices posted on the App Store before downloading a game or software. Their purchasing decisions depend very much on negative opinions.
