Unplugging the hotel TV can help protect your privacy by preventing access to logged-in accounts or stored data.
It also eliminates concerns about built-in microphones, cameras, unexpected noises, or accidental pay-per-view charges.
Unplugging saves a little energy and keeps the room quieter and more relaxing.
Next time you check into a hotel, consider unplugging the TV if you don’t plan to use it.
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