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Kinda related note: I also have smart but disconnected Samsung TV. Everything was great until a new neighbour moved in and started repeatedly trying to connect
by HnUser12 4y ago
Kinda related note: I also have smart but disconnected Samsung TV. Everything was great until a new neighbour moved in and started repeatedly trying to connect her watch to my TV. Apparently my TV has a bluetooth that's always on and has no way to turn it off.
- bj-rn 4y agoIf you don't mind voiding your warranty, physically disconnect the BT module. There are "how to" videos on yt. Had to disconnect the WIFI module on mine (also Samsung) to make the remote work again...
- actually_a_dog 4y agoWhen this happened to me, I just renamed my tv to "STOP TRYING TO PAIR WITH THIS FUCKING TV"
- ARandomerDude 4y agoFunny! But probably not the wisest way to introduce yourself to the neighbors.
- drewmol 4y agoVery tangential, but this reminded me of a much more obscene [0] Wi-Fi name controversy. https://gothamist.com/news/park-slope-childrens-salon-trolled-by-anal-bleaching-for-kids-wifi-network https://gothamist.com/news/park-slope-childrens-salon-trolle...
- jonathanlydall 4y agoSome feedback from being sort of on the other end here. I rent a room and the tenant is on the same WiFi network. They politely messaged me one day saying “I think you’re trying to connect to my TV”. Which as it turns out was our toddler mashing the screen on YouTube Kids. I worked out on YouTube kids how to disable the option in the app. My point being that it’s not always a rational person you’re dealing with, being able to at least disable the option is essential.