A recent switch from Roku to Google TV highlights the growing frustration users face with ad-heavy streaming platforms. The user noted that Roku's home screen has become cluttered with ads, detracting from the viewing experience. While Roku remains faster and easier to navigate, the increasing number of ads has made it less appealing. The user appreciated Google TV for its cleaner interface and better content discovery features, despite acknowledging that it is not entirely ad-free. Google TV allows users to control their advertising ID and includes a basic TV mode that minimizes ads. The platform also supports voice search and cross-platform watchlists, making it easier to find and save content. Although Google TV has its own set of challenges, the user considers it a more usable option compared to Roku's ad-centric approach. As Roku's advertising revenue continues to grow, the shift underscores a broader trend in streaming services prioritizing ad revenue over user experience.