I thought about this but I discovered that my Roku has the same things going on behind the scenes with respect to data "visibility", or, "sharing".
What they need to do is just to make the panel with no network features. I ended up simply disconnecting the tv panel from the net work and using a small pc to get to netflix. Crude, but effective.
everything Samsung touches becomes an absolute privacy nightmare. when i got my GearVR i had to accept a 58 page (!) privacy policy [0] through the glasses (not 100% sure if that was for Samsung VR, or for an Oculus thing.. is FB, so figures)
Love VR but feel bad ever since.. going to ditch it, I think
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