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Actually I take it back, that is what kept changing location. They'd have an opt out but bury it in increasingly arcane places, and of course since it was "diff
by jghn 9y ago
Actually I take it back, that is what kept changing location. They'd have an opt out but bury it in increasingly arcane places, and of course since it was "different" I was opted back in.
Then I started disabling my wifi and that kept magically re-enabling.
And that's the point I took the nuclear option.
- tass 9y agoWhat brand of TV?
- jghn 9y agoSamsung, from about 4 years ago I think
- tass 9y agoI had a Samsung plasma TV about that long ago and it started to show notifications every time it turned on that some service I never used was being decommissioned. Same experience as https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/TVs/Annoying-notification-on-smart-TV/td-p/125307 https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/TVs/Annoying-notificatio... but with a different notification. I don't think I'll buy a Samsung TV again after that, and I don't connect any TV to the internet anymore.
- Washuu 9y agoLG does this too. I had to black hole its MAC address in my router.