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How do I get rid of this Gemini crap?
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this post was submitted on 17 Apr 2025
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What's your tv?
Samsung. But i think the culprit might be the new direct tv plug that seems to be wrapped up in gemini. This is my parents tv. I have actually never owned a tv and have onoy ever watch tv when i have roommates ir visit parents.
Considering they actively ordered this thing i'm guessing we're just hosed.
But i am still looking into pi-hole and jellyfin setup for them.
Is it possible it's still in retail mode?
I'll look into it when i get the chance. I didn't see anything about retail mode. Is there another wording for that? Everything seemed to be straight forward during installation.
It's a mode on tvs that retailers use so the tv would be more bright and stuff and maybe show messages.
Ok. Thank you. I'll run through the configs. Appreciate your tips.