[Just_Me_D]

Many of us own a smart TV, but I’m curious to know how many of us actually have our smart TVs connected directly to the internet, especially if you use a device like an TV, Roku, Amazon Firestick or Google Chromecast?

[Lee_Bo]

I think the shorter answer would be "what's NOT connected to the internet?".

[nikkisharif]

Yes, I have my TV connected to the internet by Wifi. Even though, I have an Apple TV, I keep my Smart TV connected so it stays updated. Occasionally, I’ll watch Netflix or something using my TV.

[ThePinkChameleon]

Yes, all of my smart tvs are connected via WiFi so that any apps on them are always ready to fire up or I can use the tv to surf the internet....not that I would need to but hey, ya never know !

[ivanwi11iams]

All my smart TVs are connected to the internet. The one in the living room, I’d like it connected to the LAN. I just need to run a CAT6, through the wall...

[calebt]

Yes coupled with Apple TV.

[Just_Me_D]

All my smart TVs are connected to the internet. The one in the living room, I’d like it connected to the LAN. I just need to run a CAT6, through the wall...

MY Smart tv and TV are connected via LAN, but everything else connects via Wi-Fi.

[Not Quite Right]

All my "smart" devices are connected to the internet via CAT6 (Wi-Fi is strictly for mobile devices), and believe me I have a plethora of devices in every room. You can literally watch Netflix six ways to Sunday in this house brother ...

[Bbnivende]

I purchased an Apple TV 4K before getting a cable supplied Androids box and later a smart TV. In retrospect the Apple TV was not a good purchase as the Cable Box and Smart TV made the Apple TV redundant for me.

[Tartarus]

Mine is, just to use the remote app on my phone to turn off the tv if I forgot to before going to bed or when I just slammed the front door shut while leaving my house.

[LucCogZest]

I trust Apple, so my Apple TV is connected to the Internet, of course. But not my Samsung Smart TV itself, for privacy reasons.