[dhruvrrp]

I'm curious what the terms of usage would be, since eventually people will figure out how to block all the ads one way or another.

Also after having seen a few cheap Walmart tvs, some with very intrusive ads I think there might be a market for this

[afavour]

> people will figure out how to block all the ads one way or another.

I’m not so convinced about this. Locked down hardware and software, not like you can download a browser plug-in.

In before anyone says “PiHole”: anyone actually doing that would be a rounding error in usage.

[hammyhavoc]

They make you send it back, or if you tamper with it, charge you two grand.

[joezydeco]

You mean like covering the lower screen with some black duct tape?

[Hamuko]

I imagine at some point they'll update the TVs so that the lower screen is required to use the TV (like for changing settings or something), and people will make sliding/pivoting physical ad blockers for the second screen.

[toddmorey]

I'm curious if you'll be able to turn the damn thing off or prevent it from turning itself on.