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Citation needed. There's no evidence that any TV sends this data at boot (and frankly there's no need to, it can send this data later on).
by zapdrive 6y ago
Citation needed. There's no evidence that any TV sends this data at boot (and frankly there's no need to, it can send this data later on).
- gowld 6y agoIt's also not a lot of data, of course. "Viewing data" is under a megabyte.
- rurban 6y agoNo citation possible, because the data is encrypted. What is measurable is the delayed startup. Of course they can send the data later, but that's not what is measured.
- zinekeller 6y agoNot saying that they don't send data at startup (but it is more likely that it will be delayed by around a minute or two), but not acknowledging that dumb (OLED/LCD) televisions' faster boot times is simply due to having literally fewer functions is missing the bush. Even well-optimized embedded Linux still takes around 5 seconds to boot to init whereas dumb TVs are already (usually) finished in 3 seconds.
- naikrovek 6y ago> No citation possible Then why are you saying something as if it is fact? You don't know what is happening there, you've assumed. You're guessing.