NanoCell · webOS 5.0

LG NanoCell NANO86 (2020)

Sizes: 55, 65″

Built-in far-field microphone

Unverified

Whether this model has a built-in microphone (beyond the remote) hasn't been confirmed from a citable source yet.

LG Australia's product page lists "Magic Remote: Yes", "Intelligent Voice Control: Yes", Google Assistant and "Works with Amazon Alexa", but has no hands-free voice or microphone row, so whether the TV itself has a far-field microphone isn't confirmed either way. Checked https://www.lg.com/au/tvs/lg-65nano86tna on 12 Oct 2026.

Automatic content recognition (ACR), including over HDMI

Has ACR

This model has LG's ACR feature (branded "Live Plus"), which analyzes on-screen content — including over HDMI — to identify what's playing.

What ACR is and how to turn it off →

LG's 12 Sep 2026 statement describes ACR (Live Plus) on LG smart TVs generally, not this specific model. LG says it is turned off by default and only runs once you accept the Viewing Information Agreement. LG's webOS 5.0 user guide gives the menu path (see the settings paths below).

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Ads in the TV's own menus

Unverified

Whether this model's platform shows ads in its own menus hasn't been confirmed from a citable source yet.

Scans your local network for other devices

Scans LAN

Like essentially all webOS sets, this model scans the local network for other devices. There is no settings toggle for this — the reported option is network-level (a guest network or VLAN, or disconnecting the TV from the internet and using an external streaming device instead).

How to put a TV on its own network →

Reported by Gamers Nexus and Level1Techs (2026) as webOS-level network scanning with no per-model settings toggle; described as platform-wide behavior rather than tied to a particular model — this finding isn't OLED-specific.

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Security vulnerabilities in webOS

Unsupported

This model is no longer receiving platform-version updates (last known update: 2023).

What that actually means for your TV →

Same as this site's other 2020 LG entries: 2020 models across LG's lineup were confirmed excluded from the webOS 24/25 Re:New rollout, which only reached 2021-and-later sets. Last known meaningful update was the 2023 full-screen webOS interface refresh — this is about platform-version updates, not proof that zero security patches have shipped since.

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Settings paths for webOS 5.0

ACR (Live Plus): Settings → All Settings → General → Additional Settings → Live Plus
From LG's own webOS 5.0 user guide, which matches this project's firsthand test on a 2020 CX. Later webOS versions add a System level (General → System → Additional Settings), so if your TV has been updated, check there too. LG's manual site has a broken HTTPS certificate, so the link uses plain HTTP.
Privacy agreements: Settings → All Settings → General → About This TV → User Agreements
Look for Viewing Information, Voice Information, and Interest-Based Advertisement specifically — leave the basic Terms of Use alone. Agreements can be silently reset by a firmware update; re-check after updates. No LG document was found for this path on webOS 5.0; it comes from this project's own test.
Ad tracking: Settings → All Settings → General → Additional Settings → Advertisement
No LG document was found for this path on webOS 5.0; it comes from this project's own test.

Agreements and toggles can be silently reset by a firmware update — worth re-checking after your TV updates itself.

All LG TV settings, by software version →

This page covers what this model has and collects, and where to change it, with a source for each answer. See About & sourcing for how each row above is checked, and how to report an error.