I post that in most discussions about smart tvs. I have one, connected it to the internet once, disconnected it and did a firmware reset. Never again. That pa

I post that in most discussions about smart tvs. I have one, connected it to the internet once, disconnected it and did a firmware reset. Never again. That particular thing - a Samsung, mind you - installs adware/crapware/shit when you first connect it. We can argue about the featureset in general and if the 'smart' part is usable in general (I .. don't think so), but it is especially annoying if you look at the device, connect it and see it installing the worst of the worst stuff, pinning it to the most prominent places in your menu. Tech support (yes, I was desperate to call them) said "Yeah, that's a feature", "No, you cannot prevent that from happening", "No, you cannot hide/remove/move those applications and icons". Disconnect, firmware reset, no Samsung TV in the future, ever again.