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Sony has blacklisted the media center app Kodi on some models of their Bravia televisions that run Google’s Android TV operating system, according to a tweet on Kodi’s official Twitter account which CordCuttersNews has spotted. By blacklisting Kodi’s package name, they’re blocking the perfectly legal app from running on their TVs.

To the uninformed, Kodi has a reputation of being linked to piracy, but there is nothing illegal about the app on its own. It is the slew of third-party Kodi piracy add-ons that run on top of the default app that have given Kodi this false reputation.

Veterans of Amazon’s Fire TV devices will surely remember when Amazon removed Kodi from the official Fire TV app store for the same false reputation of facilitating piracy. Amazon has, however, never prevented Kodi from being sideloaded or run on Fire TV devices, which is what Sony is now doing for their Android TV televisions. The only apps that Amazon has ever blacklisted are apps that take over the Fire TV home screen.

Kodi users have found that changing the standard package name of the app is enough to bypass Sony’s ban. If you have one of the affected Bravia TVs that are blacklisting Kodi, you can find modified Kodi apps in the official Kodi forum to use which bypass the blacklist. Since these apps don’t use the official package name or signature keys of Kodi, updating these alternate Kodi apps will be difficult, so you may need to backup your Kodi settings and restore them each time you install a newer version in the future.

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Hopefully, Sony’s decision to ban Kodi is an isolated case that won’t catch on with other manufacturers. Amazon has never shown any indication that they will blacklist Kodi, other than removing the app from their app store. About a year after removing Kodi from the Amazon app store, Amazon actually explicitly helped out Fire TV Kodi users. When Amazon updated Fire TV devices to finally list sideloaded apps on the home screen, they explicitly included code in the update that placed Kodi at the front of the recent apps row to highlight the change.

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ShareTweetShare+1clockssays:January 6, 2019 at 10:48 am

Not sure why they bother. Don’t most pirates use other apps/apks now for that? Is Sony going to try to block everything?

Brettsays:January 6, 2019 at 11:03 am

They will try.

Brettsays:January 6, 2019 at 10:49 am

This is why I refuse to own anything Sony. They make some nice products but they are the absolute worst company for believing they “own” everything they produce and you only rent it. Look up Arcoos, Cinavia, CD root kit (actually installed malware if you put it in your PC). They are pieces of crap.

Xiaoleisays:January 6, 2019 at 11:24 am

LOL. You must hate apple even more

Brettsays:January 8, 2019 at 3:24 pm

Nope, not a fan.

Adamsays:January 6, 2019 at 12:37 pm

Don’t forget how they spontaneously took away the ability to run Linux from long purchased Playstation 2 consoles.

ARsays:January 6, 2019 at 12:44 pm

true , but hey at least got my check for $10 a couple months ago
I’m rich biatch

tech3475says:January 6, 2019 at 3:55 pm

You mean PS3, although there was a PS2 Linux kit available.

Adamsays:January 6, 2019 at 6:00 pm

yes, knew it was one of them.

Dennis M Rodziksays:January 6, 2019 at 11:02 am

Here’s a good contact number to call and complain;

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tech3475says:January 6, 2019 at 11:26 am

So they’re basically blocking one of the reasons to buy one of their Android based TVs.

Never touched the pirate addons, but I still like Kodi as a media player and if I was looking for a reason to buy a Sony Android TV it would matter.

AFTVnewssays:January 6, 2019 at 11:37 am

Better yet, Sony Australia actually recommended installing Kodi AND add-ons on Sony TVs in the past. https://torrentfreak.com/sony-promotes-kodi-streaming-add-ons-as-ideal-for-its-android-tvs-181021/

tech3475says:January 6, 2019 at 2:15 pm

Reminds me of Other OS on the PS3, they said they weren’t going to remove it on existing units only to do so……on April 1st.

Jasonsays:January 6, 2019 at 11:44 am

I hope they get a shit ton of backlash. Consumers need to take a stand. Next they’ll come for apps like Plex.

Jakesays:January 9, 2019 at 9:02 pm

They wont come for plex.

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Adamsays:January 6, 2019 at 12:33 pm

Reason #212 why you want to have root on a device you pay for. If you don’t, like here, you’re merely renting it. You don’t own it, you’re merely paying a lot of money for the privilege of using Sony’s property as they tell you you can. And if they choose, as other manufacturers of connected products have, you can use the ability to use the product at all.

tech3475says:January 6, 2019 at 3:36 pm

The problem is rooting isn’t for everyone, particularly where cat and mouse games like widevine and other root blocking apps come into play e.g. banking

Adamsays:January 6, 2019 at 6:51 pm

I’m not arguing for everybody go through what we had to to root the Fire TV on every device, I’m advocating for consumers to seek out, and thereby support a market for devices that respect them as customers, not subjects.

So, devices that don’t force updates without the user saying yes, updates that don’t remove capabilities present on the device when it was purchased and/or allow users to have the ability to install older updates, and users are able to use the device for any legal purpose it can be made to perform. Call it the hammer model if you wish. I can, if I choose to, use my hammer to eat macaroni and cheese, and nobody at Black and Decker is capable of stopping me from doing so.

Before you say that this is an unsupportable model for manufactures, think of all the devices that currently meet, or at least don’t violate the above rules, from dumb TV’s to my Nexus phone to my, and probably your, router, to my motherboard and even the keyboard I’m typing on. I _own_ each of these devices in my home, I’ve upgraded the firmware on each of them, and none of them have required anything like wildvine or root blocking apps. Heck, my thesis is that I shouldn’t need any such nonsense like root-blocking on something I paid for. So it can’t be said that it can’t be done with general consumer devices. Its done with millions of consumer devices every day.

Yes, your average grandma isn’t going to downgrade the firmware on her router, but neither is she going to remotely ssh from her phone to her media server at home, and yet we sell millions of phones to grandmas that are capable of doing exactly that without any perceivable consequence. So it can’t be said that the potential for complexity can’t exist in a general consumer device.

If the manufacturer wishes, they can refuse to service products used for purposes beyond what they were marketed for. Again, this is done very day, so again, it can’t be said that it can’t be done.

Its not that allowing the consumer to be the actual “owner” of the device is a “problem”,

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