Introducing AdGuard for Android TV

Ink

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In settings, there is an option to restart. By shutdown, I meant turning the TV off with the remote and the switch.
Troubleshoot by turning off with the remote only.

If Adguard resumes protection by not fully shutting down, then that could be your temporary solution - unless another workaround has been found.

If electricity usage is a concern, there's more tips to lower power consumption in the link below.

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rashmi

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Troubleshoot by turning off with the remote only.
I tested it a few times, restarting, shutting down, and powering off with the remote. AdGuard starts in off mode with the TV (in all tests) if I press the back button on the remote to exit the AdGuard screen. AdGuard's startup with the TV was inconsistent (in all tests) if I pressed the home button on the remote to move from the AdGuard screen.
 
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