Amazon TVs Suck

[ragingz]

The greediness is just getting disgusting

[WhitWolfXArcadia]

Hacking amazon tv is about to be the norm

[mythicaltwinkie]

The concept of jailbreaking a TV is gonna be pretty common if more tech companies start doing this

[PugGrumbler]

I vehemently refuse to spend money on anything that bombards me with product placements, the sheer greed and lack of respect for their customers is just far too much to encourage

[Patrick_The_Pure]

"It's not intentional" - every scam so far.

[GeraltofRivia]

Yeah, definitely a "bug" and not them testing the waters with a limited launch.

[ahmedibrahem-qr]

i remember someone said that the hardware is just a TCL TV

[Zainknight]

This is why i dont pay for any tv subscriptions and pirate shows and donate, what I would be paying for t v to small artists and indie developers

[Simon_Electric]

Just don't buy an Amazon TV. Haven't we learned our lesson from the hallucinating Alexa?

[FerShibli]

This is absurd, we're living a dystopia

[ThereIsNoSpoon]

The one time a _’feature’_ is written off as a bug.

[twilightgardenspresentatio]

Plausible deniability requires thorough investigation to remove suspicion of guilty intent

[FabricioBlengino]

DO WHAT YOU WANT CAUSE A PIRATE IS FREE

[leechburglights]

I run the audio through my surround sound system. Using that remote to mute 😂

[PhunkBustA]

if thats not intentional then im santa, the tooth fairy, the easter bunny and jesus

[LexiLunarpaw]

It's not a software bug It's just pure greed.

[TheGlitchyMario]

One reason Why I’ll specifically look for dumb TVs

[ZionDR]

Every time I think about my TV becoming broken, I get worried because that means I need to buy a “smart TV.”

[tipdrilll]

The government needs to step in at this point companies have too much money and power and it’s only getting worse

[TheSillyFluff]

You have entire groups of people who know what code does making these interfaces, and entire groups of other people overwatching the code being made, and entire groups of people reviewing and judging what code works and what doesn't before passing the code out to the masses, and another group who give their stamp of approval. This isn't just "some bug." Hundreds of people looked at the programming and said it works as intended.