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Rather than blocking internet, you can just buy a TV without the spyware. Keywords: "Commercial Display", "Digital Signage", "Computer monitor". I've been happy
by antsar 8y ago
Rather than blocking internet, you can just buy a TV without the spyware. Keywords: "Commercial Display", "Digital Signage", "Computer monitor". I've been happy with models from LG and NEC.
- dev_dull 8y agoThat’s a hassle and you never know exactly what you’ll get. Commercial TVs also don’t go on sale like regular ones do. Better to use a smart, safe connected device from a manufacturer that won’t sell your data (Apple).
- antsar 8y ago> you never know exactly what you’ll get What does that mean? These models have reviews online just like regular TVs (sure, maybe there are fewer data points), and the tech specs tend to be even more detailed.
- namibj 8y agoHuh? Companies like Iiyama live on dumb screen for now at least well over a decade, judging by the age of hardware made by them still running (not 24x7 though, the CCFL backlight in the older ones would have given up).
- nicwolff 8y agoI spent double to get a commercial LG OLED retail display without smart features, and I'm delighted with it. But commercial displays generally don't offer 4K, or HDR, which home theater users have been told to want - or even CEC which is actually useful.