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With Vizio and other Dolby HDR compatible TVs you'll have to keep it connected if they intend to get firmware updates. I wonder which TV will be ideal for purch
by calvinbhai 10y ago
With Vizio and other Dolby HDR compatible TVs you'll have to keep it connected if they intend to get firmware updates. I wonder which TV will be ideal for purchase, now that Samsung and Vizio have been caught hoodwinking their customers.
- kofejnik 10y agowhy do you want firmware updates? they will only bring more tracking
- givinguflac 10y agoFixes and improvements.
- LeoPanthera 10y agoRemember when products worked out of the box?
- TeMPOraL 10y agoThis. I'm conflicted about updates. On the one hand, people screaming "but security!!111~1" have some pretty good points - especially when talking about internet-connected devices. On the other hand, shit used to work out of the box in the past, and most updates that are not security patches seem to only introduce useless crap and bloat software more.
- calvinbhai 10y agoonly reason, with Vizio, is if you buy a 4k HDR TV thats Dolby HDR compatible and a year or two later HDR 10 becomes the standard and Dolby HDR dies, then Vizio 'can' update the TV to be compatible with HDR 10. Otherwise, its safe I guess to keep it disconnected.