Samsung is experiencing backlash in Turkey following the recent migration of television and radio broadcasts to new satellites. Although the Türksat Channel Update System (TKGS) is intended to automate frequency adjustments, numerous Samsung television owners have reported difficulty accessing channels since the transition occurred in mid-August. This technical failure has sparked a debate regarding the compatibility of specific Samsung models sold locally with Turkish broadcasting standards. While the company has provided updated guidance and manual scanning instructions to resolve these connectivity issues, many users remain unable to restore their full channel lists. The situation has prompted broader questions about whether the hardware marketed in the country is sufficiently equipped to handle local infrastructure requirements, leading to increased scrutiny of the manufacturer's support and product specifications for the Turkish market.
Source : Daily Sabah
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