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Smart TVs are called that because they have wifi. It's the same as if you have a bluray with wifi.
I once had a Samsung Bluray with wifi, and once you turned on the bluray's wifi, you couldn't turn it off!!
I thought that was ridiculous. I didn't want the Bluray to connect with my router every time I turned on the bluray.
With a Sony Smart TV, can you turn the wifi on and off?
Smart TVs are called that because they have wifi. It's the same as if you have a bluray with wifi.
I once had a Samsung Bluray with wifi, and once you turned on the bluray's wifi, you couldn't turn it off!!
I thought that was ridiculous. I didn't want the Bluray to connect with my router every time I turned on the bluray.
With a Sony Smart TV, can you turn the wifi on and off?
What does your user manual say? Don't see why there wouldn't be an option on your menu to turn off the wifi.
I don't understand why you care that it is connected? It's "ridiculous" that you can't turn off your bluray wifi? Again, why would you want to. If it's sitting there doing nothing it is not impacting your bandwidth.
For the TV you would have to manually disconnect from the network. I think there are few TV's with a WiFi on/off.
Laptops usually have a physical button to turn on/off wifi but probably not on all TV's. It has to have a way to "forget" the network you are connected to. That would in effect do the same thing.
I just preferred not to have the Bluray using the wifi if I was just playing discs.
That's my point, it won't be.
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