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Just buy a TV without ads. Free market at work. /s

• tencentshill 2y ago
  You can for an excessive price. Most commercial outdoor-rated panels are just simple HDMI or network inputs.
  • KerrAvon 2y ago
    Nonsense. Buy an LG TV of any kind. Never connect it to the internet. Plug in an Apple TV (or Linux HTPC box of your choice). Ad-free TV at consumer prices. edit: not just OLED
    • lstodd 2y ago
      Why even buy a TV? Buy a screen and a projector.
      • adamredwoods 2y ago
        TVs are more compact for smaller rooms, brighter in sunlight.
    • lancesells 2y ago
      Apple TV kind of has ads in the form of their streaming service. Not egregious yet, but it gets worse with every iteration.
      • lotsofpulp 2y ago
        If you move the tv+ app down from the top row, you should never see it.
        • lancesells 2y ago
          Unfortunately I've purchased movies from iTunes over the last ~15 years.
  • lotsofpulp 2y ago
    Pretty sure all new TVs have HDMI CEC, so you can just buy any TV, connect it to a $100 to $150 Apple TV/Nvidia shield/google thing or whatever and have no ads (from tv manufacturer).
  • somerandomqaguy 2y ago
    Nope, at least last I saw around 2021, Samsung and LG were moving their commercial displays to include Tizen and WebOS as well. I don't know about the other supliers though.