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Joe Svetlik

Roku and TCL accused of bricking TVs through faulty software updates and refusing to fix them

Wall-mounted TCL C7L with vibrant demo content on screen.

Roku and TCL have been accused of knowingly selling TVs with defective software that stops them working. The accusation was made in a class action lawsuit in California, USA.

The Roku OS operating system features on TCL's more affordable TVs. It's accused that faults with the former are affecting the latter, as well as other Roku TVs.

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