The televisions are supposed to offer access to the BBC’s and other channels’ catch-up services, but a licence issue is turning many customers offSmart televisions are hugely popular among TV viewers, allowing them to watch catch-up and other on-demand programmes, usually via an app, by connecting to the internet. They replace the need to use a computer or tablet, or other devices such as Google Chromecast.But it has emerged that Samsung has been offering smart TVs without the necessary software in place, meaning owners are missing out on the use of some apps – and the problem goes back as far as 2015. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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