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LG TVs to Remove Copilot App After Complaints

The company is discontinuing the app after customer complaints over its automatic home-screen placement and removal limits.

Summary by PC Mag
LG TVs are displaying a notice about the 'Microsoft Copilot Service Termination,' months after the app's arrival sparked user complaints about intrusive AI.

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Everything points to Microsoft withdrawing its artificial intelligence from TVs. LG device owners have begun receiving messages announcing the end of support for the Copilot app. Copilot hasn't caught on on TVs, but did anyone expect it to succeed? The controversy began less than a year ago when Microsoft began pushing the Copilot app to LG TVs without asking users for permission. Massive criticism forced the manufacturer to give in and make all…

Microsoft's copilot is supposed to disappear from smart TVs again. LG is already informing about the upcoming end of support. Only a few months ago, the unquestioned integration of the AI assistant caused criticism.

A warning message begins to appear on LG smart TVs: Microsoft will no longer support the built-in IA Copilot. The exact date is still unknown. [Read more]Subscribe to the Watt Else newsletter of Numerama and Survoltés! You will find our news, tests and folders on electric mobility. To support us for free, simply tell Google to add Frandroid to your favorite sources by clicking here.

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Windows Central broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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