is an HDMI feed like an rss feed? How does this "supposed" feed work here?
this post was submitted on 04 Apr 2024
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Wish I could uninstall it from my television
I was permitted to close my account....without any hassle. Sign into my.roku.com and delete account is as the bottom. Selecting "don't want to use this anymore" gives you a box with 255 charachter limit (because of course they don't want to hear a real reason) and then when you hit send you just get "Thank you, account closed, if you come back you will need a new account"
Surprisingly, suspiciously, painless.
This would only effect people who are using the roku service built into their tv, yes?
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Xiaomi has been doing that as well, except it's whenever.
Now, the TV is forbidden to access my Wi-Fi because screw that.
Any info on how to make it dumber would be appreciated.