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Q&A on Preventing Purchases on Roku

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This week we've got a Q&A on preventing unwanted purchases on Roku, what's new, deals, must-see TV, and more!

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Q&A > How Do I Prevent Purchases on Roku?
 
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Send us your most pressing TV viewing questions via email so we can answer them in an upcoming issue.

This week's question is from Greg who says, "I recently installed a Roku for my grandmother but she bought a bunch of movies and subscribed to a bunch of services she doesn't need without realizing it. Is there a way to lock it down so she can't spend her whole social security cheque on streaming?"

There are definitely ways for folks like Greg to prevent family members both young and old from unknowingly racking up charges on streaming devices.

When it comes to Roku, the best option is simply to skip the Roku setup step that asks you to input a credit card. If you have one tied to your Roku now, you can also remove it. You'll still be able to watch paid streaming services, but you'll have to subscribe on the service's own website which is a smart move anyways.

The other option is to require a pin code for all purchases.                 

   
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This week's deals on TV gear and services include: 

WHAT'S NEW > ATSC 3.0 Rollout Facing Headwinds, & More
 
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'What's New' delivers all the TV industry updates you need, including: 
 

WHAT'S ON > Must-See Antenna TV
 
As always, there's lots of great TV coming to you FREE with an antenna this week including:
 
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  • Woody Harrelson hosts and Jack White performs on Saturday Night Live - February 25th @ 11:30 p.m. ET on NBC/Global
     
  • Canadians can enjoy the documentary series My Life as a Rolling Stone - February 26th @ 8:00 p.m. ET on CBC
     
  • The Blacklist returns for its 10th season - February 26th @ 10:00 p.m. ET on NBC (9:00 p.m. ET on Global)
     
  • Canadians can check out the new drama Plan B - February 27th @ 9:00 p.m. ET on CBC
     
  • Survivor is back for its 44th season - March 1st @ 8:00 p.m. ET on CBS/Global
     
  • Don't miss the premiere of the drama True Lies - March 1st @ 10:00 p.m. ET on CBS/CTV
     
Don't forget to regularly check the TV SHOWS > PREMIERING tab on your Tablo app to find and set new and old favorites to record.  
 
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