Roku and TCL face lawsuit over defective TV software updates

AL.com
A class action lawsuit alleges Roku and TCL sold TVs that become inoperable after automatic software updates.

Summary

A class action lawsuit filed in April 2026 accuses Roku and TCL of selling televisions that become defective and inoperable after automatic software updates. Plaintiff Terri Else claims the updates were not properly tested and that the companies failed to disclose the defects or provide remedies. The suit alleges breaches of express and implied warranties and violations of California consumer protection laws, seeking injunctive relief and damages for consumers nationwide.

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