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What is least terrible SmartTV OS for privacy?
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Absolutely this. Depending on how you use it though, make sure you have a VPN and private DNS setup on your router
Why do you need private dns for?
If Kodi is used to watch movies and TV shows for free then you'd want to protect your internet traffic from unwanted eyes
Isn't a dns included in most vpns?
Depends on how you set it up. I had Wireguard installed and couldn't figure out why only some sites got unblocked by it... And then it turns out it doesn't use the VPN server's DNS automatically, only if you specify so in the settings.
I am stupid, I know. But that's just an example.
To control what can be accessed.
Having your own DNS enables you to block ads on every device in your network.
PiHole makes my smart TV more responsive, because it can't get crap to load into the home screen.