TiVo Stream 4K
- Brand
- TiVo
- Operating System
- Android TV
- Downloadable Apps
- Yes
- Resolution
- 4K
- Ports
- HDMI 2.0, Micro-USB2.0, USB-C
- RAM/storage
- 2GB/ 8GB
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth 4.2, Wi-Fi 5
- Display
- Dolby Vision, HDR 10, Hybrid Log-Gamma
- Audio
- DTS, Dolby Digital/Digital Plus, Dolby Atmos
- Integrations
- Google Assistant
- CPU
- Amlogic S905Y2
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Third-party access warning for TiVo Stream 4K dongles fixed
No word yet regarding de-linked hardware and services for those that acted on the notification
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Android TV is an open ecosystem with a lot of moving pieces, and that means sometimes bugs show up in unexpected places. Recently, some TiVo customers received startling security warnings about a company called SEI Robotics being granted full access to their Google accounts. Worse, revoking that access (as the notification recommended customers to do) could fully wipe out your smart home setup, removing smart speakers, Nest devices, and other Assistant-compatible hardware and services from your account. Google has since resolved the security warnings, but it sounds like customers that had their smart home setups wiped clean will need to rebuild them.
TiVo first made a name for itself in the late 90's when the company introduced a revolutionary digital video recording device that automatically saved TV shows for viewing later. Since then, TiVo has steadily dipped its toes into various products and services, like live TV via TiVo Online, TiVo Cast for streaming videos, and more. This decade, TiVo is branching out with a Sling-connected content streaming device powered by Android TV.