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Should I be aware of something when buying a TV?
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this post was submitted on 21 Jul 2023
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Don't let it connect to the internet.
For sure, turn off wifi on the tv and also block it's MAC address at the router. Plug in your trusted streaming box of choice via HDMI and only use that (Nvidia Shield, AppleTV, Roku, AndroidTV, Homebuilt Plex box, etc).
Ehh mine are connected to wifi to work with home automations I have. But all are blocked at the router by MAC.