Having a screensaver on an Amazon Fire TV or Fire TV Stick is a good way to avoid possible display burn-in. The problem is that the device may not let you continue from where you left off once the ...

But if you’re sufficiently bothered, there are some steps you can take to dial back the Fire TV’s screensaver ads–or even hide them entirely. Option 1: Turn off Screensavers.

As reported by CordCuttersNews, Amazon appears to have updated Fire TV devices with a new screensaver than places a full-screen ad after the TV has been idle for a few seconds.Ads on a screensaver ...

Amazon’s Fire TV is plagued with a bug that causes it to download gigabytes of data at a time when it is supposed to be sleeping. Here’s what the problem is, and how to deal with it.

Building on this, the company has now reportedly started showing ads on the Fire TV before starting the screensaver. Related. Amazon Fire TV: 18 easy tips and tricks to get you started ...

Amazon has reportedly started showing ads on Fire TV devices before displaying the screensaver. These full-screen image-based ads are said to last for 30 seconds to one minute.

If you've been using an Amazon Fire TV or Fire TV Stick, you've probably encountered a screensaver that will begin displaying photos if the Home screen or other menus are left idle for too long ...

Update: Amazon says Fire TV screensaver bug caused data overages. by Blair Hanley Frank on June 30, 2014 at 12:20 pm September 1, 2014 at 9:00 pm. Share Tweet Share Reddit Email.

Now, Amazon has decided to take things further by replacing your screensaver with a full-screen ad. If you leave your device for an extended period, a full-screen ad will run for roughly 30 to 60 ...