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I've got my ThinQ and Google Home apps and Google Home speakers set up to turn off my LG C1. But they won't turn it on, I guess because the TV isn't listening for commands when off. I expected that enabling these Settings|General|Devices|TV Management|Quick Start+ Settings|General|Devices|External Devices|TV On With Mobile|Turn on via Wi-Fi would do it, but it did not. OMG I just discovered that Alexa turns on the TV...and I never even had to open let alone set it up in the Alexa app!

I got it to work by un-/re-installing the ThinQ app.

I want to control my C1 with my Google Home speakers, but my Android LG ThinQ app is not sending the correct info to my Android Google Home app to link the ThinQ service. When I try, the error message says "No devices were found in your LG ThinQ account". However, the ThinQ app is signed into my account and successfully controlling my C1. Google Home support and I think the issue is with the ThinQ app. https://www.lg.com/us/support/smart-thinq-google-assistant-voice-control says this should work. My LG support agent told me it's not supported; I'm guessing she was new.

Is there any way to delete the preinstalled apps? I particularly hate the "LG Channels" app because if I were to click the Antennae input inadvertently, something on one of those channels could cause burn in.

I'm surprised by how few Settings there are. Is there an Android Settings App?

OLED65C1AUB is my first OLED and first UHD TV. Is there a way to copy-and-paste my (very long) WiFi password? (I'm imagining connecting a USB with the password in a text file. I'd rather not use WPS. The TV is connected via Ethernet, but I also want my phone to connect. So many questions but I start with this probably futile one.