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> I will gladly pay more for a TV that doesn't try to advertise Roku's streaming service to me or track my kids' watch history. Seems like they are few and far
by vosper 2y ago
> I will gladly pay more for a TV that doesn't try to advertise Roku's streaming service to me or track my kids' watch history. Seems like they are few and far between, though.
Plug in an Apple TV?
- RUnconcerned 2y agoThat's... not a TV, it just has TV in its name.
- freedomben 2y agoThis just swaps one locked-down company for another. You're still at the mercy of a giant corp, and worse it's unlikely to work well with my linux laptop and Android phone whereas at least Samsung tries (and often fails). A better solution is needed. I buy Sceptre TVs when I can, though for a "big screen" there aren't great options.
- gamblor956 2y agoApple TV is just as bad (and in the context of the OP's statement, would be the same as a Roku box or an Amazon Firetv).
- jakeydus 2y agoYeah, we do use Apple TV because at the very least if they are collecting our data, they're not using it to advertise directly to us on the same device. My parents have a Roku TV and the number of ads it serves up directly on the device leave me feeling nauseous.