anything is a crime when you don't make the rules.

Look its not going to be a popular opinion but...

Awesome, thanks!

(I do still want to know which specific Costco SKU contains (or "SKUs contain") that board, though.)

Samsung, but that doesn't matter. What matters:

Novatek NT72671D, four Cortex-A53 cores up to 1.35 GHz, firmware-described 1.5G RAM configuration, 7.281 GiB eMMC user area.

I think a bunch of TV"s use this same board. It comes up as a hisense, but I promise its labeled a samsung.

Last time we bought a TV we really wanted to buy a big monitor and skip the smart features, but the monitors they make in reasonable TV sizes are mostly designed to be menus at restaurants or lobby displays and don’t have the featureset for gaming

I'm still impressed that wiping your phone is considered a crime, regardless of what is or isn't on the device.

that's really good to know... our tv from the early 2010s is dying and we're gonna need one sooner rather than later, so it's good to know that there's an actual option that costs less than a commercial display.

They say, they observed flashes of light and the phone rebooted (or something like that) which means he obviously was in cahoots with the devil destroyed evidence. That is if they really even saw that, but maybe there is a recording

That didn't answer the question, my guy.

I rooted my LG TV. Specifically a 65UT8000AUA from Costco.

GrapheneOS really should set up a way for you to create a custom 'nothing to see here' profile, where you install some apps (your choice), create some plausible docs and downloads, etc. all innocuous but genuine. Then 'capture' that and tuck it away to blast over right after the duress-pin blanks everything 'real'. That way it isn't even obvious a duress-wipe has even occurred. It would need to be fast, and look just like a successful unlock to a real pre-existing profile.

6 months ago I ditched my TV and bought a projector instead because I was tired of so much space being taken up by a black rectangle. The projector is still GoogleTV enabled, so that I can easily stream jellyfin, but it spends 95% of the day unplugged in the closet. And I have its access locked down via firewall. Maybe I'm growing into an old grouch, but it suits me I guess.

Tunick is not suspected of any crime beyond the alleged wiping of the phone,

Tunick faces a maximum of five years in federal prison for allegedly wiping the phone.

What if he wiped the phone the day before? Does graphene os tell you that it just wiped the phone after entering the code?

First time here, and you typed the link in yourself, bold. Either way, I'll remember you now. That's rather the point.how?

nope, clicked a link on lemmy

Almost all of the data it showed me was inaccurate, whew. Firefox doing a good job there.

That helps less than you'd think, fingerprinting doesn't need to be accurate,

incorrect, it needs to be very accurate if it's actually going to track you. If you block tracking scripts and all a website can do is fingerprint you then they're getting nothing besides "you read this article" or "you visited this page" with no way to sell that data. noticeably the ad sales section was almost completely empty for me. If a single bit of my information changes the previous fingerprint was completely useless.

also this site is just making shit up 😂

output when I typed a single letter at a type with half a second between each, and quit the sentence as soon as it said I could:

Your typing rhythm is steady and practised, you spend a lot of time at a keyboard.how? You type at about 45 words a minute.how?

output when I typed full speed

Your typing rhythm is uneven, hunt-and-peck, or you were distracted.how? You type at about 105 words a minute.how?

Timezone America/Denver 0.8% of people - 1 in 297,619

is just laughably incorrect though. maybe it's based on how many people have actually visited the site like that? but most people have multiple devices, if not a work computer and cell phone at minimum. that would mean only 150k people have America/Denver as their time zone, when the reality is probably 10-15 million, so this number is actually more like 1 in 20-30million

firefox nicely randomizes output between runs, so it was 16core the first time, 8 core the second time.

finally this "1 in x" is just laughably wrong. it always says 1 in 133.2 million, even if I give it more data like the size of my screen (which is 1 in tens of millions).

not saying that fingerprinting doesn't work, it obviously does, but this site is shit and doesn't prove that point at all.

WHAT TV?! Make, model, and firmware revision, specifically!

That one I got at Costco but had only turned on once because once I did I found it to be so profoundly packed with slopvertisements. Since then it sat unused in my office.

But now I'm able to stream whatever I like and have full control of telemetry data. That being said, I could bork it all up at any time so, it might become a brick. Bit it had been a brick alr day for a few years.

No I have a few m70q machines from my work. They've just become my home servers instead.

Oh like an actual computer. I thought you were just calling a nvidia shield or apple tv a computer.

Holly f...

They didnt like the remotes for the computers, they didnt like the interfaces I chose, apparently a computer that doesnt sleep, doesnt lock, and always launches a full screen app selection is not at all like a Roku or Samsung smart TV interface -.-

What was their hang up? Like how would they not be able to use their TV? I literally do not even use the normal TV interface. It starts straight up into Apple TV using the Apple remote.

I have people in my house that just want to use their TV and were not happy when I tried to attach a computer to the back. Unfortunately, not everyone in the world cares even when we show them why they should.

They can still get around that. They talk device to device, and can send your data off via any connected device they know how to talk to. Even your neighbor's. LG was the one who specifically confirm this in their terms, iirc. So, don't trust entire brands, or better, zero spying "smart" devices.

What TV?