>go to work >come home 12 hours later >TV is on >TV

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2016-07-12 11:19:26 Post No. 29898013
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Apologize 2016-07-12 11:19:26 Post No. 29898013 [Report]

>go to work
>come home 12 hours later
>TV is on
>TV automatically turns off after idling for an hour

All right. What the fuck is going on? How is this possible. I checked the house, no one is here.

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Anonymous 2016-07-12 11:22:08 Post No.29898045
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Anonymous 2016-07-12 11:22:08 Post No.29898045 [Report]

this is the way the people in the TV are actually watching you

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Anonymous 2016-07-12 11:25:40 Post No.29898080
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Anonymous 2016-07-12 11:25:40 Post No.29898080 [Report]

>>29898013
check the power settings.
it's there to not waste power in case you fall asleep

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Anonymous 2016-07-12 11:27:37 Post No.29898105
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Anonymous 2016-07-12 11:27:37 Post No.29898105 [Report]

How the fuck does a TV know if it's idle or not? It has no way of knowing if someone is watching whatever it is showing unless it has a camera or some shit.

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Apologize 2016-07-12 11:28:55 Post No.29898115
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Apologize 2016-07-12 11:28:55 Post No.29898115 [Report]

>>29898080
Sorry, this may have sounded confusing. The TV turns off after idling for an hour; this is something I know.

So I came home and the TV was on. That's impossible as it would have turned off an hour after it was turned on. So, someone or SOMETHING turned it on within an hour of me getting home.

>>29898105
If no buttons on the remote or TV have been pushed within an hour, it turns off. It gives you a minute warning before it does so you can stop it. It's annoying as fuck, but it's a good safety feature in case I do fall asleep.