Thank you. The last time I attempted this procedure I had to call customer support and reconnect my ethernet cable, so they could fix (whatever the issue was – they said they didn’t understand why it hadn’t worked).
I posted a link to a thread about how to change your network setting. I wasn’t the one that had the issue.
I don’t know the complete technical. First the device stores the devices ID and/or is on the same network. Vulnerabilities, there’s often post “have tablo check your logs”… so yea, it seems there’s ways in – with out you knowing, unless this first required heart-beat mode… but until they access, I suppose it’s left open.
Then there’s warning like this -
But let’s not get caught up in fear mongering… the last line
While this is prudent advice, it is worth mentioning that there have not been any known cases of this happening – with hackers taking over a smart TV and spying on its owner.
Let’s say there’s a user/pass authentication – would you consider this secure? …knowing there is deliberate outside access to your home network?
I know. I was / am that person.