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> Just don't ever give it the wifi password. Unfortunately, that won't stop it from using (local or drive-by) open networks if it wants to, nor will it signal

> Just don't ever give it the wifi password. Unfortunately, that won't stop it from using (local or drive-by) open networks if it wants to, nor will it signal to manufacturers that some of us don't want internet-connected TVs. If stuck with a smart TV, I would remove or disable the radio module. If buying new, I would look at computer/gaming monitors, commercial displays, a few lesser-known models/brands (e.g. Sceptre), and projectors.

gruez 4y ago
>Unfortunately, that won't stop it from using (local or drive-by) open networks if it wants to, Unfortunately that's a rumor that can't be substantiated.
- foresto 4y ago
  You seem to be confusing "what it can do" with "what it currently does". My comment contains no rumor or speculation.