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  1. 001VergeSEP · 19English

    There are ways to protect yourself from your spying TV

    Gamers Nexus released a video exposing LG TVs for tracking viewing habits and potentially recording audio, sparking controversy across the industry. All major TV manufacturers use automatic content recognition systems to collect and sell user data, with consent often buried in confusing agreements using deceptive design patterns. Users can protect their privacy by rejecting non-essential agreements, disabling tracking features, and avoiding voice control features.

    By John Higgins