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> Is this commonplace or is Roku the first of what's likely to be many doing the same? As far as I can tell, it's not only commonplace but ubiquitous for any n
by phil21 4y ago
> Is this commonplace or is Roku the first of what's likely to be many doing the same?
As far as I can tell, it's not only commonplace but ubiquitous for any new TV you buy these days.
I recently moved and had to buy a number of TV sets over the years to outfit various guest rooms. All LG and Samsung TVs I've setup over the past 3 years have a "feature" like this you can manually disable if you dig down through menus enough.
Then every firmware update the flag gets reset to enabled of course :)
- SergeAx 4y agoMy LG TV plays movies from USB stick and never tried a trick like this. Not gonna lie, those were mostly relatively old movies, like LOTR or Heat, but also latest Predator installment.
- MaxikCZ 4y ago> Then every firmware update the flag gets reset to enabled of course :) This should be criminal