That may not sit well with people who paid more than $1,000 for a TV, especially if the ads ever, at any point, start making ...

Last month, Ars Technica went on a deep dive into the rapid growth of ads in TV software. Less than three weeks later, LG announced that it was adding advertisements to its TVs’ screensavers.

But with LG now planning to bring its webOS platform to more third-party TVs and even its own non-TV hardware within the next five years, we may start seeing a whole lot more of them.

Anyone who owns an LG OLED TV could start seeing these ads. There is currently a way to disable them. This should do the trick, at least for now. Streaming services have also increased how much ...

The LG TVs in question start at $2,400 but show screensaver ads for the company’s free TV channels. Advertising is pervasive on many streaming boxes, and we’ve also seen this trend on cheap TVs.

LG 65" B4 OLED 4K TV: was $1,596 now $1,296 @ Amazon The B4 is LG's entry-level OLED TV model for 2024. This TV supports ...