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I have a Samsung smart TV. I removed all of the broadcast channels and it's now an excellent TV. The apps just work, it doesn't show me ads for anything, and I
by AndrewDucker 2y ago
I have a Samsung smart TV.
I removed all of the broadcast channels and it's now an excellent TV. The apps just work, it doesn't show me ads for anything, and I'm perfectly happy with it.
Am I just lucky to have found a good manufacturer?
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- danielscrubs 2y agoSamsung and Sony has been the absolute worst in my case. So slow, so much bs. LG works much better, but Im sure it is having a field day with my data.
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