5 comments

  • zamadatix 14 minutes ago
    It should probably be noted changing the regulatory region of an RF device may result in you using illegal frequencies in your area depending on the combination of which region you're in and which region you're setting it to.
    • BlackRabbit1 3 minutes ago
      You mean that this helicopter hovering about my home is looking out for me?
  • kwanbix 10 minutes ago
    I don't get it, why can't they just change the region in the settings?

    I was able to on my LG. Nice TV, worst firmware ever. It had an issue with Wifi. It basically will not connect once or so a week. You needed to change, you guess it, the region. So I will keep changing from Germany to Spain to Ireland to Germany to Etc. I sent pictures, videos, emails, links to youtube videos to LG support, they wouldn't care, they would just deny it. In the end I bought a Fire TV Max and that was it. But what a horrible support experience LG never again.

  • pzmarzly 43 minutes ago
    If LG ever removes or restricts Developer Mode, I am selling my TV the same day.
    • functionmouse 30 minutes ago
      new locked down spyware TVs are so cheap, who would want to buy and move -your- locked down spyware TV?
      • ctippett 23 minutes ago
        Jailbroken LG TVs are the panacea of locked down spyware TVs.

        Although like OP, if I ever lose the ability to run root, then that's the day I look for a new TV (lord have mercy).

        • msh 11 minutes ago
          I don’t think I will ever again connect a tv to the internet
          • mjlee 6 minutes ago
            I wonder how long it will be until TVs have some sort of cellular modem built in. Maybe some form of LPWAN - your TV may not be connected to the internet, but odds are there's one in range that is.
  • hawshemi 1 hour ago
    yea... LG policies are real shitty. I didn't have 5Ghz Wifi on my TV. why? cuz I'm in middle east!
    • sorenjan 36 minutes ago
      Sounds more like a legal issue with permitted spectrum use than an arbitrary LG policy.
      • Avamander 5 minutes ago
        It's more likely an out-of-date regulatory database that predates 5GHz being allowed in those regions.
      • hawshemi 13 minutes ago
        Well, I have Sony and Samsung (both middle east regions) but they dont have any restrictions in these areas. I only see these kinda quirks with LG all the times.
      • jhfdbkofdchk 33 minutes ago
        "Saudi Arabia's CITC hates this one weird trick!"
  • cs02rm0 35 minutes ago
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