Advertising

To cover the cost of running the site, article pages show ads and some articles contain affiliate links. Whether there are ads or affiliate links, or how much they earn, never changes the content or order of the articles.

Current status

Article pages show Adsterra banner ads (near the top of the article, in the sidebar, and between sections on phones) and one Adsterra Native Banner at the end of the article. The Native Banner loads as you read and approach its slot. The home pages also show up to two Adsterra banner ads at section breaks (before the theme list and near the bottom, before the newsletter). They are never placed inside the latest-articles list, article cards or menus.

Google AdSense is in preparation for re-review. The code for ownership verification is installed, but no AdSense ad units are shown in articles.

How ads are displayed

Whenever ads are shown, they are labeled “Ad” or similar and kept distinct from article text, menus and download buttons. No wording that encourages you to click ads is used.

Ads that open a new tab just by opening the page, full-screen ads and push notification ads are not used.

Relationship to the articles

Article conclusions, ratings and ordering are never changed because of ad rates, click counts or relationships with advertisers. When ads or sponsored content are published, the relationship is clearly disclosed.

Affiliate services we use

Japanese articles use ValueCommerce LinkSwitch, and articles in English and the other languages use the Awin MasterTag. Both load after the article has finished displaying and turn links to partnered advertisers into affiliate links. They are not loaded if your browser sends Global Privacy Control (GPC) or if you have turned off ads.

Pages that use them carry a label such as “Disclosure” or “PR” near the top of the article. Only when it is closely related to the article, one labeled recommendation box may appear at the end of the article.

How advertising is disclosed

Pages that contain affiliate links or sponsored content carry a label such as “Ad” or “PR” in a visible place near the top of the article, following Japan's stealth marketing rules under the Act against Unjustifiable Premiums and Misleading Representations and the U.S. FTC Endorsement Guides.

Ad slots are labeled and kept separate from article text. If you find a page where a label is missing, please let us know through the contact form.

Sponsors, partners and reader support

Content connected to an advertiser or provider, such as sponsorship, coverage or a tie-up, carries a label such as "Sponsored" or "PR". The terms are on Partnerships and placements.

If we start accepting reader support (optional payments), a single line with a link appears at the end of articles. Support is voluntary, comes with no extra service or perk, and has no influence on what we write. We do not use pop-ups or anything fixed to the screen.

Cookies and ad settings

The cookies used by ads and the choices available to you are described in the privacy policy.

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Amazon Associates

Amazonのアソシエイトとして、mendoi-appsは適格販売により収入を得ています。

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Als Amazon-Partner verdiene ich an qualifizierten Verkäufen.

En tant que Partenaire Amazon, je réalise un bénéfice sur les achats remplissant les conditions requises.

En calidad de Afiliado de Amazon, obtengo ingresos por las compras adscritas que cumplen los requisitos aplicables.

In qualità di Affiliato Amazon io ricevo un guadagno dagli acquisti idonei.

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