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I bought a Philips many years ago, and it was perfect until an update suddenly gave me a lot of crap (ads) on the home screen. Ironically they also provided a
by torh 2y ago
I bought a Philips many years ago, and it was perfect until an update suddenly gave me a lot of crap (ads) on the home screen.
Ironically they also provided a button where I could "adjust what you see on the home screen", but it turned out I could only add more crap. Not take anything away.
It's annoying, because it is not the same product I bought. It's worse.
- ethbr1 2y agoAllowing consumer devices to connect to the internet does users more harm than good these days.