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I didn't realize my LG TV was spying on me until I turned off this setting
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I’m in a similar boat, our next TV will be a commercial display if I’m not confident that we can successfully air-gap the TV.
Something like this, ideally: https://www.lg.com/au/business/information-display/oled-digital-signage/oled-pro-monitor/65ep5g-b/
That looks great!
That monitor would be so nice, but why the heck didn't they include Display Port, when they market it as a work monitor? It's not even expensive to add!
I swear harfware manufacturers just don't think much about anything.