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Question Samsung Frame privacy question

daggs1

Senior member
Greetings,
I have a Samsung Frame TV, it is not connected to the network due to privacy issue.
lately I got requests from the family to use the netfilx applet which requires network connections.
I looked online for how to disable privacy features but my TV doesn't have them.
I was wondering if and how can this be done

Thanks,

Dagg.
 
Most of the big TV manufacturers have significant privacy issues with their products. Texas just sued Samsung and forced them to limit what they were doing, which was pretty egregious but probably on par with what most are suspected of doing.

Connecting a set to the Internet will always involve some invasion of privacy no matter how you do it.

Were it me, I'd pick up an Apple TV 4k box and use that to control the TV Internet content. Or, you could use an ONN streaming box or stick (they make them for Walmart) but I've seen too many of those 3rd party Android boxes that have turned out to have hidden malware to trust them. In the case of ONN, though, I'd worry less about malware but more about what Walmart might be tracking through it.

The major advantage of doing it through a streaming box is that the TV itself never connects to the Internet so you don't have to worry about Samsung forcing firmware updates that do god only knows what.
 
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