Why Samsung’s virus scans for smart TVs are a UX disaster

Why Samsung’s virus scans for smart TVs are a UX disaster
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2019-6-18 14:48

Samsung was lambasted and mocked in the press and on social media yesterday, after the company tweeted a reminder to owners of its smart TVs to periodically run virus scans on their panels – along with a video demonstration of how to go about it.

Let’s point and laugh at Samsung for a bit: for anyone that didn't see it, I happen to have sent the tweet on discord, it looks a little something like this: pic. twitter. com/IpYQ430sDM — Nicuri (@Nicuriq) June 18, 2019 If Samsung are recommending we manually dig deep in to the menus to run a virus scan…

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