Get ready to see ads on your… Samsung refrigerator
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It is better than a paper calendar, it does AV as well which is fantastic if I’m trying to watch sports and cook, and the feature isn’t 1k. Sucks to suck and have to make up little stories.
Forced ads is stupid. The feature is fantastic you grumpy lonely old man
.Good god you’re dumb. Enjoy your ads I guess.
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If only there was some less ridiculous or wasteful way of keeping a calendar on a fridge, like a white board or something. Its too bad in the history of fridges that there was no way to keep a calendar on it, its just impossible to
Fuck man, why even have digital calendars at ALL?!!! Let’s just destroy computers, absolutely no need for this shit.
Ignoring the other useful users, my partner and I forward events from our work schedules when something pops up, the school sends an entire month of events which gets directly imported. The soccer team sends out the same shit.
God forbid I spend .23% of my yearly salary not having to sync calendar dates and be able to watch sports when cooking.
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Samsung is rolling out an update to its refrigerators with displays that will enable them to show advertisements.
It’s like none of you ever have seen a small TV on the counter
.Jesus christ the elitist nerd schick is high in here. So many angry nerds about wanting to and a calendar in the kitchen.
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Samsung is rolling out an update to its refrigerators with displays that will enable them to show advertisements.
Don’t buy dumb smart home devices or you get exactly what you deserve.
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Good god you’re dumb. Enjoy your ads I guess.
Don’t have them
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Samsung is rolling out an update to its refrigerators with displays that will enable them to show advertisements.
I could have sworn this was already the case.
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Get ready to buy good quality, inexpensive refrigerators, without tech connectivity. Automatically adding tech to everything, just because it is new and shiny, isn’t always the right way to build your products. It sure fucked up the car industry.
Those will die off soon enough, through forced obsolescence and an inability to compete with ad-subsidised junk that spies on you.
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And this is why I avoid Samsung products entirely. Vote with your wallet.
I avoid “smart” products — especially those with screens — for this reason.
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Everyone should know this. Share it.
Hero. There’s only one gas station I use that has ads and I’ll try it there for sure. I deliberately avoid screened pumps.
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I would love to load up custom ROM though… What annoys me the most is lack of RTC battery, because the time resets whenever there’s a power outage.
They made an Internet-connected fridge and didn’t put an NTP client on it?
Oh it has internet time sync. But the problem is… connecting to wifi with invalid time is problematic. There are internet check endpoints with certificates that can’t be verified. On the off chance that it does connect, I get a zillion certificate errors from different background processes.
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Samsung is rolling out an update to its refrigerators with displays that will enable them to show advertisements.
On the plus side, considering the average lifespan of Samsung appliances, you probably won’t have to put up with it for very long.
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Samsung is rolling out an update to its refrigerators with displays that will enable them to show advertisements.
Much better than my current Samsung fridge where that obnoxious Samsung rep has to come every week to plaster a new ad on the door. At least it won’t leave glue all over the floor.
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Samsung is rolling out an update to its refrigerators with displays that will enable them to show advertisements.
The only smart feature a fridge needs is a beeper for when the door has been left open or water filter needs changing. It sure as heck doesn’t need WiFi.
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Samsung is rolling out an update to its refrigerators with displays that will enable them to show advertisements.
No, I won’t because I’m not stupid enough to buy an Internet connected ad machine refrigerator.
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Samsung is rolling out an update to its refrigerators with displays that will enable them to show advertisements.
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The only smart feature a fridge needs is a beeper for when the door has been left open or water filter needs changing. It sure as heck doesn’t need WiFi.
What it actually needs is a little motor to close itself. If it knows I left it open it should be capable to close itself instead of crying like a useless piece of junk.
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Samsung is rolling out an update to its refrigerators with displays that will enable them to show advertisements.
To be honest, I’d judge people who have fridges with a screen. Completely unnecessary. This problem is easily solved.
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I avoid “smart” products — especially those with screens — for this reason.
I wonder how are you posting that comment…
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I wonder how are you posting that comment…
You got me. I’m posting from my refrigerator.
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My understanding is Samsung, at least as an appliance company, had tanked on quality over the last decade or so. I had all Samsung appliances until every one started failing slowly.
Not sure how they hope to survive with shit products AND a poor user experience.
They will cry into all their ad-money.
