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My Samsung TV will never see a WiFi password in its life.
Some have esims and 4/5g modules installed already for "telemetry".
For real? You've got a source for that? Because that's probably not cheap to do for continued use.
Can you provide a reference for this? While technically possible, I don't think this has actually happened, and spreading misinformation is counter productive.
I have AdGuard running on the router as a preventative measure, and it’s an older Samsung Q65 that doesn’t have any confirmed 5g modules. I should probably block its MAC address for added security though.