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> and simply not connect Ethernet Ethernet over HDMI is a thing, isn't it?
by lrem 7y ago
> and simply not connect Ethernet
Ethernet over HDMI is a thing, isn't it?
- kevin_b_er 7y agoThe other end of HDMI would need to offer a network connection for that to be real. Also its so poorly supported it might as well not be a thing. Noone implements it and it isn't just a "there's Ethernet wires in the HDMI cable", it uses some multi-purpose pins that both ends have to agree to use.
- topspin 7y agoIf anyone ever actually builds a TV that supports it* then the list of things one must actively disable will have grown all the way to two. Again, not hidden spy equipment; no reason to wonder whether your TV is secretly communicating with someone. * https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/325215/appletv-ethernet-over-hdmi https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/325215/appletv-eth...