What's Changed
- Data consents on the TV. The Privacy tab's consents now open as a list on the TV itself, grouped as LG groups them, each with what it allows and the agreements it belongs to. They were only reachable by scanning a code into a phone, which does not work when the dashboard answers only on the TV. Back or Left returns to the Privacy tab. (#181)
- Consents keep their place. Switching one no longer moves it within the list, in either dashboard. (#181)
- Switched-off services stay off. On webOS 9, LG's service hub starts some background services whenever something asks for them, outside the switch that holds them off. The server now checks shortly after it starts and every five minutes, and stops any switched-off service it finds running. The Services list also reports what is actually running, rather than what the service manager thinks. (#181)
- One place to switch services off. The Privacy tab's own Stop buttons for LG's data services, which had not worked since v0.26.0, are gone; that list now shows their state and points to the Apps tab, where they are switched off. (#181)
- Two TVs set up from phones no longer collide in Home Assistant. A TV connected from the Settings tab with no device id or topic prefix of its own now gets one from its model, instead of the defaults every TV shares. TVs already set up keep theirs. (#181)