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# Display Interstitials
Display Interstitials are full‑screen ads showing static or interactive content. They are typically shown during natural transitions throughout your app, for example, upon opening the app, after completing a game level, or while waiting for a new view to load.
## Closing Display Interstitials
After two seconds, DT presents a **Close** button (for iOS devices) or a **Back** button (for Android devices). The DSP can override the DT close function by using a custom close function ([MRAID 2.0](https://www.iab.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/IAB_MRAID_v2_FINAL.pdf) `useCustomClose` method). If DT detects the custom close function and it does not display, DT presents a fail-saf*e* **Close** button (for iOS devices) in the top right corner after 15 seconds or a **Back** button (for Android devices) after three seconds.
## Skipping Interstitial Videos
Skipability settings are set at the account level and affect all apps and interstitial placements associated with your account.
To set the video skipability settings for your account:
1. Log in to the [DT Console](https://console.fyber.com/), click your account name in the top left corner, and go to **DT Exchange Settings**.\
The **Interstitial Video Skipability Settings** window appears:
2. Select the skipability setting for all Interstitial Video ads for your account.
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