Yet another way corporations are spying on you. Samsung has admitted in it latest 'Smart' TV privacy policy that spoken words in front of the TV
are being collected and transmitted to a third party.
"Please be aware that if your spoken words include personal or other sensitive information, that information will be among the data captured and
transmitted to a third party,” the policy reads.
The reality is that this collected 'data' of your personal life is likely to be highly interesting to advertisers looking to determine which ads are
getting your interest and which are not.
Something to consider before buying a 'Smart' TV...
I'm sure there are is an evil looking Disney villain sitting in a high backed office chair, smoking a cigar and maniacally laughing at Samsung
headquarters. This man just can't wait to hear about all of our absolutely exciting lives!
I know somewhere in a data center, IT geeks are huddled around a terminal breathlessly waiting to see what I do next. Does he make pizza rolls or a
hot pocket? Does he decide to watch Breaking Bad or The Walking Dead?
edit on 9-2-2015 by MystikMushroom because: (no reason given)
You can turn the feature off. If you really want to go a step further just change the online setting to off, when you are not streaming to the tv . I
already know my smart phone knows more about me than my own closest friends.
LG got busted in the UK a couple of years ago, basicaly ANYTHING that was connected to your router along with your TV, the TV was data mining all your
connected devices browsing history, cookies etc and sending it back to LG, LOL.
Totaly illegal apparently, think they got a seriously worded letter about it.