content: AND non-hackable to where I can freely change settings  Oh it's hackable, problem is nobody is really that interested in hacking them.  They're also mostly unique pieces of junk so someone would need to figure out how to hack each one... driving the chances down even further. It's like how Linux is more secure than windows.  A large part of that reason is because Windows has more of a focus on it because 95% of the population uses it.