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It seems like LG has deserted us owners of "old" Pre 2016 very Expensive OLED TV's. No update to webOS 2.0 to get Disney plus. This is Total BS!!

I am awaiting delivery of my Xbox 1S, to get Dolby Atmos with Netflix and also  Disney +  with full capability.

Thanks for nothing LG!!

George Hofmeister Mentor

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16 hours ago, TonyD said:

Can LG allow our WebOs version to be upgraded from version 2 to 3. I am willing to be part of alpha testing.

I imagine that older models may not be physically capable of running a higher version of webOS, different memory and processor requirements.  Plus, and to be a little cynical, there is no money in it for LG against the time/money it would take to undertake such a scheme.  They, like all appliance manufacturers, would like you to purchase the latest and best they have.

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I have been a advocate for lg and have many versions of there smarts tvs but for something at a app not being available to run on a uhd 49inch smart tv is surely a big let down...will LG make a plan to get this resolved....it crazy that I must buy a streaming stick to add this....to be honestbi have samsungs that older and can run it...this is a big disappointment LG

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