No, you received an implied license for the life of the television to operate it as a television. Samsung reserves the right to modify the software on said television as it so chooses.
Samsung may have reserved the right to modify the software, but I've literally seen smart tvs from Samsung that have a "Netflix" button on the physical remote.
They have shipped tv boxes that clearly and prominently display the Netflix app on the tv.
If the Netflix button on the remote no longer works, the tv is not doing what the user bought it to do and what it was advertised as being capable of.
But that's the point. Who is going to go to court with Samsung over a $1500 TV?
We don't actually own the devices we buy anymore. It's ... pathetic, but true.
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