You should deploy standard Firefox and use group policies to lock it down.

The commercial licensing is on the clients. You must switch to the Github versions immediately or proprietary code will be installed.

It days “repeatedly replaces”, so are you buying poor quality ones?

I just googled “open source teams alternatives” and Mattermost seems to be much better.

There are apps which basically do that.

You should worry a ton about the kind of spying which could be embedded in their cars, or terrible security like the UK found in Huawei phone masts.

A Google TV stick.or box will have maximum wife approval factor if you also install Netflix, Prime etc on it, install a custom launcher, and set the TV to auto start to HDMI.

It scanned for other devices on the currently connected Wi-Fi network.

I don’t think LG does that, however you should make sure the Wi-Fi switch is off (don’t just click forget) and if you’re paranoid, you can physically remove the Wi-Fi board.

That streambox is just HDMI so it will work perfecrly with the LG’s Wi-Fi off.

Turn off the Wi-Fi in the settings on the LG. The antenna will still work.

Check the settings of the Tubi app. You will still see a lot of requests to load the ads even if they are not personalised anymore.

You can fix it by disconnecting the internet and plugging in your own devices.

Disconnect it from the internet and use your own box or stick.

They’re using AI models to find vulnerabilities. I assume the fixes are human written.

GrapheneOS is using AI models to find vulnerabilities before others do. The Bitcoin Red Team did the same and found an absolute ton.

I hate the AI bubble, but they’re forced to use AI to defend against AIm

You can do that with SmartTube on an Android box.

You should make sure the ACR and voice control features are disabled.

She can still use it if you tell her to disable the Wi-Fi then plug in a laptop.

A modern TV will be fine if you get one that allows set up without Wi-Fi then disable the eco mode and motion smoothing.

You can even plug in a GrapheneOS phone with a USB-C to HDMI cable.