Microsoft to End Copilot Support on TVs During 2026

Microsoft plans to end Copilot support on smart TVs during 2026, according to a service notice displayed on LG televisions. The notice says the decision applies to Copilot functionality on all TVs, but it does not give a specific termination date. The message, titled Notice of Microsoft Copilot Service Termination, says the feature may stop functioning shortly and that the timing depends on Microsoft. It also identifies Copilot-related Voice Search and AI Concierge features as within the termination scope. The notice is the basis for reports that the service will be withdrawn across television brands; Microsoft has not separately confirmed the timing in the material reported. Samsung’s status is less clear. The LG notice refers to all TVs, and Samsung had also integrated Copilot into some televisions, but Samsung has not officially announced that it will remove the feature or issued a corresponding notice. The reported end of support on Samsung sets is therefore not confirmed by the company. LG and Samsung announced Copilot integrations at CES 2025. On their televisions, the assistant was presented as a way to ask questions about on-screen content, chat, and receive television...