LG ermöglicht Ihnen das Löschen der zuvor nicht entfernbaren Microsoft Copilot-Verknüpfung auf seinen Smart-TVs
https://www.engadget.com/ai/lg-will-let-you-delete-the-previously-unremovable-microsoft-copilot-shortcut-on-its-smart-tvs-215352944.html
LG ermöglicht Ihnen das Löschen der zuvor nicht entfernbaren Microsoft Copilot-Verknüpfung auf seinen Smart-TVs
https://www.engadget.com/ai/lg-will-let-you-delete-the-previously-unremovable-microsoft-copilot-shortcut-on-its-smart-tvs-215352944.html
8 Kommentare
That only says they’ll let people delete „the shortcut icon“
That doesn’t exactly instil confidence
But the software still remains, just the shortcut?
Delete the icon. That helps.
As someone else said, it’s just a link to the browser. It’s just an ad placement.
For clarification here is LG’s full issued statement by Chris De Maria:
“Following recent coverage regarding the arrival of Microsoft Copilot on LG TVs, we’re reaching out to provide an important clarification. Based on recent coverage regarding the arrival of Microsoft Copilot on LG TVs, we want to clarify that Microsoft Copilot is provided as a shortcut icon to enhance customer accessibility and convenience. It is not an application-based service embedded in the TV. When users select the Copilot shortcut, Microsoft’s website opens through the TV’s web browser, and features such as microphone input are activated only with the customer’s explicit consent.”
Easier to delete LG from your buying plans and avoid this all together…
so nice of them, unfortunately with this small move they lost any trust
I like how we live in an era where the manufacturer ‚lets you‘ on a device you supposedly own.