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Can you show a picture of that?Yes, I keep them all turned off on my television, ultimately using it as a monitor without a tuner. However the HDMI port still connects to my Roku device which has its issues when it comes to harvesting user data.
Though there are a few things you can do to mitigate such data collection:
Is Your Roku Watching You? Uncovering the Truth Behind Roku's Data Collection - SoftHandTech
Can you show a picture of that?
This might do the trick HDMI splitter and it has a switch.
I quite agree.Modern TVs are this labyrinthine tangle of arcane features that need like 5 freaking remotes to control, and every remote has like 200 buttons on it. I have a hard time just turning the stupid things off. The remotes never seem to do quite what I think they do.
A long time ago my father told me his friend told him TV is a dumb box it makes people stupid. I think he's right all of my father's children has done well in school.I quite agree.
Never wanted one, but when I needed a new and cheap TV last year, that's all that was to be found. Smart TVs. I dreaded getting the darn thing.
It is used in my bedroom, and I just leave it on 4 preset streaming channels.
They are constant nature scenes, animals or one called Zen Life. Relaxing and nice calm music in background.
If my house companion wants to watch some TV movie or series at night, I will let him handle the remote, even though I have learned how to use it even better than he does and watch a while in the living area with him.
Me too. But TV upsets me more that just a headache. TV is some kind of trauma trigger for me. Simply can't stand it, even just hearing it from another room.I don't own a tv it gives me headaches.
Me too. But TV upsets me more that just a headache. TV is some kind of trauma trigger for me. Simply can't
Thank YOU!!Happy Birthday, Ken!