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Buying A Cheap Android Box?

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  • It's really pretty simple. Change TV's. Unplug your android box on the old TV and move it to the new one. Done. No configuration needed on new TV. Also if traveling much easier to carry android TV box

  • Very nice but I would suggest that most people don't really want to spend that sort of money on an android box or equivalent considering they generally cost between 1k and 2.5k baht. If I wanted

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    I can't understand anyone wanting to buy an android box for 6000 baht, when nowadays there are plenty of android smart tv's on sale everywhere for 4000 to 7000 baht, even in larger sizes of 40 to 43 i

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Interesting the op post was about not using unknown Android tv boxes, but the thread ended up as box recommendation ...! ?

 

Nobody's worried about the malware then....? ????

 

 

 

 

1 hour ago, Agusts said:

Interesting the op post was about not using unknown Android tv boxes, but the thread ended up as box recommendation

I noticed that too. I guess there's no helping some people ????????‍♂️

Generally speaking there are so many devices, not just tv box, that hook up to Wi-Fi and come from China or some unknown source and nobody knows what software or firmware is in them....!

 

I use a different Google account on my tv box, never put any personal data or anything sensitive on it, and the idea that these try to go on my network to attack other devices , well, my other devices have firewall,  antivirus and other security defences, otherwise anyone can attack them anyway....! 

 

So taking some sensible measures could go a long way, I think the video is very informative but a bit too scary perhaps....

 

15 hours ago, Agusts said:

Interesting the op post was about not using unknown Android tv boxes, but the thread ended up as box recommendation ...! ?

 

Nobody's worried about the malware then....? ????

 

 

 

 

A better title would have helped

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On 5/8/2023 at 9:15 PM, Agusts said:

Nobody's worried about the malware then....? ????

Yes I was. So I used ADB to check and could not find that specific issue on mine.

 

On 5/9/2023 at 11:09 AM, Agusts said:

I think the video is very informative but a bit too scary perhaps....

Agreed and makes me question the general veracity.......

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