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💡 AI Can Remove Ads and Bloatware From Your Smart TV Developer Gathin noticed that his parents' Xiaomi TV was showing ads before they could even open Netflix. So he put Claude Code to work. The AI agent connected to the TV over Wi-Fi, disabled 25 unwanted system packages, including ad services and telemetry, and built a new home screen inspired by Apple TV. Gathin turned his experiment into CleanYourTV, an open-source project that's already attracted thousands of stars on GitHub. Here's how to try it yourself. Connect your Android TV or Google TV and your computer to the same Wi-Fi network, enable debugging mode on the TV, and paste the project's prompt into Claude Code or another AI coding agent with terminal access. The agent will ask a few questions about your preferences, then back up your settings, disable unnecessary software, and install a cleaner home screen. No root access or USB cable required. The changes are reversible. 💰 TV manufacturers have a reason to worry. Some smart TVs use automatic content recognition (ACR) to track what you're watching by analyzing images and audio. That viewing data helps power targeted advertising and audience analytics. If AI-powered TV cle
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