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Phainein7
Posted 9/21/2026 07:59 (#11760269 - in reply to #11759757)
Subject: RE: Dell's 52-inch monitor


Tipton, KS
md.mcwill - 9/20/2026 16:40

If you never hook the tv to the wifi then nothing is sent out.


If WiFi access exists in your home via cable/satellite/cellular, a person would have to confirm their "Smart TV" is not using it.

"In 2012, the nation’s largest cable providers—including Comcast (Xfinity), Time Warner Cable & Bright House Networks (now Spectrum), Cox, and Cablevision (now Optimum)—formed what was known as the CableWiFi Alliance.....Instead of just keeping customers confined to their own local "turf," this agreement allowed a subscriber from one company to log into public hotspots run by any of the other partner utilities across the country for free... If you are a subscriber to their home internet or mobile plans, your phone likely still auto-connects to these networks when you wander into a partner's territory"



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