Send me a dm and happy to take a look

after the document showed, the TV turned off.
To be honest, it scared me.

and just learned they are vulnerable to trojans, though they say not full trojans.

LG TVs are easily attacked because of vulnerabilities but it looks like they are always trying to fix them. Who knew?

When computers of all kinds crash, weird stuff can pop up on the screen. Did it keep happening or was everything normal when you tried again?

and I didn't unplug after it happened but will if it happens again.

because I googled about the TV - LG. They are vulnerable to trojan attacks.

or other financial institutions. That's pretty much good advice on any connected internet device that doesn't get frequent updates like Windows, Android, and MacOS.

If you're worried about it though, a cool thing about all such devices like TV is their OS's are trivial to completely reset from the factory firmware (which is not hackable). Takes some time to set all the settings again, but it's not that big a deal in most cases, unless you like paid to have it professionally calibrated.

Can do the same with the Sling device.

My advice is that if it starts crashing regularly, do a factory reset. Then let it immediately download and install updates, before you do anything else, so it gets the most up-to-date protection. Then exercise a modicum of caution, esp. re: installing anything from a vendor you don't trust. Stick to mainstream, well-known apps if you're going to install anything. Since you have a SlingTV you probably don't really have to anyway.

because I was wondering what or if I should do anything so you answered that.

We are in a strange new world and it is getting stranger.
Hopefully it is just a glitch .