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Roku and TCL are being sued for allegedly bricking smart TVs with bad updates
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this post was submitted on 04 May 2026
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Oooooooh let it be something class action I can get money for. I have three rokus and a TCL.
Granted, none of them are on my network; the rokus were removed from it when that update came out that would brick the tv if you don't accept them spying (fortunately roku was blocked on my pihole except occasionally when they wanted to be updated to repair the apps that stopped working every month forcing online connection to syphon data) and the TCL was never allowed on the network in the first place because i learned my lesson..
But I still want money back from them for their anti-consumer choices, because fuck them.
Let's be real. The best you'll get is a $5 off coupon on the purchase of your next Roku Express.