What did Samsung say? The American customer support Twitter account for Samsung tweeted, “Scanning your computer for malware viruses is important to keep it running smoothly.

SAMSUNG has warned its smart TV customers that they should be checking the devices for malware and viruses on a regular basis in a now deleted tweet. The safety advice was issued for owners of Sams… ...

And that includes Samsung's QLED TVs . In a tweet, Samsung US support account shared a video Sunday outlining how users can scan their smart TVs for viruses .

If you have a Samsung smart TV, chances are you already scan it for viruses regularly. You don't? Well, Samsung thinks you should. The South Korean TV manufacturer's support account sent out a ...

It seems no internet-connected device is safe from viruses and malware, including TVs. In a tweet posted on its Samsung Support USA twitter account, Samsung urged owners of its top-of-the-range QLED ...

Samsung has issued a warning to those who own its smart television sets that the devices should be regularly virus-checked. This might surprise a few people and there will be many consumers who ...

Samsung used Twitter to remind people to scan their smart TVs for viruses — then deleted the tweet.

Samsung is doing its level best to scare people out of owning a smart TV with the suggestion that it's necessary to scan for viruses on your internet-connected TV every few weeks.

According to Samsung, you should be scanning your smart TV for viruses every few weeks. This is not something I had even thought about until I read the tweet from Samsung below.

SAMSUNG has warned its smart TV customers that they should be checking the devices for malware and viruses on a regular basis in a now deleted tweet.