While Google owns Youtube, any small change by google can break Samsung's system. Unless there are enough reports it's something Samsung may not know to fix.
Bob
UN40H6350 model. Thanks.
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UN40H6350 model. Thanks.
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While Google owns Youtube, any small change by google can break Samsung's system. Unless there are enough reports it's something Samsung may not know to fix.
Bob
You could make a case this is a product defect and return it or demand a working fix. For me I find a roku to work better than Samsung's systems. Samsung has had many issues over the years which my thought is their design where it must check in with the Samsung mothership before letting the TV access YouTube, apps and more is an issue they must address.
If Samsung's services are down, so are some million TVs. I can't guess why they think that's OK.
Bob