TV was a gift from my wife’s dad. I wish he didnt. I already have a perfectly decent flat-screen I have hooked a computer up to.
TV was a gift from my wife’s dad. I wish he didnt. I already have a perfectly decent flat-screen I have hooked a computer up to.
Have you tried doing a factory reset and not connecting it to the internet?
Normally thats a good option but my wife really likes watching Disney+, Dropout, and football on the NFL app, so if I did that I think I would be sleeping on the couch. Besides, I don’t mind the ads, they’re all in Spanish anyway
Two thoughts:
I can definitely relate to #2 😁
Knowing Roku, they probably automatically re-enable that setting after an update.
I’m definitely expecting this at some point, but it hasn’t happened to me yet. I’ve had the TV for a couple years now.
You can also just not attach the TV to the internet, but “obviously” doing things like reordering home screen apps requires an Internet connection.
Of course, because why wouldn’t a checkes notes entirely local operation require an internet connection?
That’s what I did with the curved Samsung TV that I put in the basement for the kids. Factory reset with no internet, default input set to a specific HDMI, and a Roku (with Pi-hole handling adblocking). Roku remote also handles TV power/volume. Haven’t had any issues with it.