These comments are doom and gloom from people who have read articles but haven't been there. I've crossed the local railway tracks, blindfolded and earmuffed, for over a dozen times, and not once has a train hit me. If you're worried, contact a random australian dude working for one of the biggest cybersecurity threats on the planet, who also seems to pass time by counting cars that pass over a nearby bridge, and have him be an intermediary for you, as others have suggested. It will be great!
samsung TVs have the worst behavior when connected to a computer. Every once in a while, you get a screen that appears as if there's no signal, but instead it's asking you to "configure". But there's nothing to "configure", except to select that the HDMI is connected to a "PC". If you don't do that, there's no way to have a stable, full picture. If you do it, it deliberately limits you to two picture settings presets. The settings details menu often doesn't come up - you have to perform about 12 navigational actions to be able to control brightness etc. And this kind of crap goes on and on and on and on and on