I don't have my Television even plugged in but modern Smart TVs connect to services like Netflix and they all send data back to their home offices.
I don't have my Television even plugged in but modern Smart TVs connect to services like Netflix and they all send data back to their home offices.
You have to give it a network connection in order for it to do that.
You have to give it a network connection in order for it to do that.
Not always. Depends on your router. There are a lot of back channels that people don't know about.
Not always. Depends on your router. There are a lot of back channels that people don't know about.
The are only a couple of ways your device could get a network connection without being connected:
An open WiFi network somewhere around you.
Your router is so shitty it ignores conventions and allows things to connect with broken WPS
Ethernet via HDMI.
Back channels sounds like a 300bps subcarrier on your modem. Mike Rochannel told me about those.
The are only a couple of ways your device could get a network connection without being connected:
> An open WiFi network somewhere around you.
> Your router is so shitty it ignores conventions and allows things to connect with broken WPS
> Ethernet via HDMI.
Back channels sounds like a 300bps subcarrier on your modem. Mike Rochannel told me about those.
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