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So is being obligated to use remote control to operate your TV, but here we are. The only way out of this bind is to obligate manufacturers for different classe

So is being obligated to use remote control to operate your TV, but here we are. The only way out of this bind is to obligate manufacturers for different classes of appliances to comply with some standards about local functionality. Which I approve.

nilamo 1y ago
But the TV comes with the remote. An appliance with an app doesn't even have the courtesy of a remote.
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- ethbr1 1y ago
  It's somewhat the same problem because its possible to lose manufacturer remotes. And if the TV decided to implement weird, non-standard control signals, it can be a pain to access certain functionality with universal remotes (e.g. settings). Different path to get there, but same end result: not being able to access functionality without going through an annoying manufacturer-specific route.
inemesitaffia 1y ago
My TV has buttons and I can control it via my phone (universal remote inbuilt app)