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You can just keep a smart tv off the internet, no? By a stand-alone Roku for apps?
by mrfusion 6y ago
You can just keep a smart tv off the internet, no?
By a stand-alone Roku for apps?
- quickthrowman 6y agoRoku also sells your data, same with Google and likely Amazon. Apple TV is what you want if you don’t want to have your data/viewing habits sold to outside companies.
- OJFord 6y ago... and then to exclusively watch things bought rented from the i/Tunes/Apple Store? YouTube or Netflix or whatever can still do whatever they want with your 'viewing habits'.
- xodice 6y agoRoku's are no better. The top device on my network being blocked from reaching it's mothership are my Roku devices. This is the top analytics from my NextDNS console for the past two weeks: scribe.logs.roku.com 417,115 stats.gc.apple.com 24,752 ssl.google-analytics.com 16,178 track.sr.roku.com 7,534 Roku is easily on the top of my list on spying devices on my network. The Apple ones, while still worrying, are on a network with tons of Apple devices between phones, MacBooks, watches, iPads, etc whereas there are three Roku's making all that traffic.