www.windowscentral.com Microsoft Ends Copilot Support on Smart TVs Amid User Backlash
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- •Microsoft is ending Copilot support on all smart TVs due to user backlash.
- •The discontinuation affects LG and Samsung TVs with the Copilot feature.
- •The decision reflects a strategic shift towards business applications for Copilot.
Microsoft is discontinuing support for its Copilot AI assistant on all smart TVs, including those from LG and Samsung, as confirmed by a notification on LG TVs. The decision follows user dissatisfaction with the unremovable Copilot shortcut added to LG TVs last year. The feature, which allowed users to interact with an AI companion for content recommendations, will cease functioning sometime in 2026, although a specific date has not been provided. This shift aligns with Microsoft's new strategy to focus Copilot on business and productivity applications rather than personal use. The announcement was not made through official channels but was revealed via an on-screen notification. Users had previously expressed frustration over the forced installation of the Copilot feature, leading to significant backlash. Microsoft has not disclosed the exact timeline for the discontinuation of the service, but it is expected to happen before the end of the year.
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