Microsoft could have been incorporating ads within a versions from the own products because it introduced Windows 8. Now, could possibly possibility which the built-in Microsoft Mail and Calendar apps may be next in your ad treatment.

Based upon a post and screen shot from AggiornamentiLumia.it, some Windows 10 Insider testers observe advertising banners during the Mail and Calendar apps. Aggiornamenti Lumia says users who are not Office 365 subscribers certainly is the ones who understand the ads and therefore the ads would certainly be in the "Other" mail inbox, not Focused Inbox (when you have Focused Inbox aroused, unlike haters of that feature much).

Microsoft already inserts Microsoft and third-party ads in Outlook.com for non-Office 365 subscribers (usually don't see because I use an ad blocker). There have got been ads in Microsoft's Games, News, Finance, Sports, Weather and Travel apps. Microsoft isn't only company performing this. Google, Yahoo as well as other companies add ads as part of their email in conjunction with other first-party apps.

It's actually not clear if Microsoft has decided definitively so as to add banner ads within the Mail/Calendar app inside upcoming Windows 10 release or if the company is testing the reasoning and keeping its options open inside of this. I've asked Microsoft for comment. No word back until now.

Update: Don't know what to reports with respect to Mail/Calendar ads, Microsoft's head of communications Frank Shaw tweeted the advertising in Mail "feature" was experimental and it's being put off.

I have to admit, I really don't notice banners for the most part wherever they will be (unless they're obtrusive), so Microsoft does include ads in Mail, I'm not against the think I'll care considerably. But there are a number others who are up in arms over this practice, once they feel they've paid Windows either directly or indirectly in their PCs and as a result shouldn't will have to see ads.