Samsung recently advised smart TV users’ to scan their devices regularly as it is susceptible to malware just like PCs.
The company tweeted through their US Support Twitter account but later deleted the tweet without any reason.
The tweet read: “Scanning your computer for malware viruses is important to keep it running smoothly. This also is true for your QLED TV if it’s connected to Wi-Fi! Prevent malicious software attacks on your TV by scanning for viruses on your TV every few weeks.”
The tweet also had a demonstration video showing how to scan your Samsung TV.
This action has raised a question whether its smart TVs are vulnerable to virus attacks.
However, the firm clarified that the tweet was a response to a query made by a customer and nothing to worry.
Scanning smart TV is really easy. Go to the settings menu on your Samsung TV and then select General. Click on System Manager and scroll down to Smart Security.
Click on Smart Security, then select Scan and your Samsung TV will start scanning for viruses and malware.
