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this post was submitted on 05 Apr 2026
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Can we cut the cost by yanking out all "smart" features? I know the answer is no because I'm the product. But it is still a dreamb of mine to have a nice TV with zero smart features. I just want a display. I have my entertainment options worked out.
I share that dream. These days however I do use my TVs ability to run jellyfin/plex, but only after uninstalling/disabling as much as possible and making sure my firewall/DNS only allows traffic I'm happy with.