Not really. For my PCs I use wallpaper engine or just make sure the background changes frequently. Hide the taskbar and keep the desktop clean. For TVs I typic

Not really. For my PCs I use wallpaper engine or just make sure the background changes frequently. Hide the taskbar and keep the desktop clean. For TVs I typically don’t keep the screen set on a pause screen and turn it off when I’m done, run the refreshers when it prompts me to, and just do the suggested maintenance. If burn in happens, which takes an incredible amount of hours with the same elements always on the screen, I’ll probably have gotten a lot of fun out of it anyway and won’t mind upgrading to the new model.