Support for Microsoft Copilot on TVs will end during 2026, according to a notice on an LG TV
A notice on an LG TV states that Microsoft will end support for Microsoft Copilot on all TVs during 2026. No exact date is given; the report is based on an on-screen notice, rather than a public statement from the companies concerned.
According to a notice on an LG TV, Microsoft has decided to end support for Microsoft Copilot on all TVs during 2026. The notice does not give an exact date and refers to the schedule set by Microsoft. It also warns that the feature may stop working soon.
Zac Bowden of Windows Central spotted the notice on his LG TV running webOS. The article published by The Verge is based on this observation, rather than an official public announcement from LG, Samsung or Microsoft. Microsoft Copilot on TVs allowed users to have conversations, ask questions about on-screen content and get recommendations for films or shows.
Why it matters
Users who access Microsoft Copilot directly on their TV should expect to lose this access. Because the notice does not specify an exact day and warns that the feature will stop working soon, users cannot count on it remaining available until the end of 2026.
Relevant practical impact
What this means
For individuals
When choosing a TV, do not assume that Microsoft Copilot will remain available as a feature over the long term.
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