The link has a ton of information.
Under Privacy Settings, there are options for Device Usage Data, Collect App and Over-the-Air Usage, and Interest-Based Ads. All are enabled by default, but you can disable them.
The link has a ton of information.
Under Privacy Settings, there are options for Device Usage Data, Collect App and Over-the-Air Usage, and Interest-Based Ads. All are enabled by default, but you can disable them.
To watch YouTube or Netflix, lol, is that new to you? I don’t do it but more people do than you think.
Smart tv’s are new, relatively. Their apps always suck and they spy on you. There are nice devices to make the streaming happen.
I also happen to be making this comment in a discussion forum based on privacy. So I would imagine most people here, in fact, would not just connect the giant spying device to the internet.
This is to help anybody that actually uses them online.
Best advice: take it offline. You can’t trust it.
It is good advice, but tell that to the old people that want to watch YouTube on a big screen lol. And they don’t have another device.
Why do you have a big screen if you don’t watch anything on it? Am I old if I don’t want to kill my neck holding an anxiety rectangle in front of my nose?
Privacy or not? That’s the question.
Being unknowingly spied on, yes, it is about privacy. A reason why I posted.
Unless you disconnect it from the internet it won’t do any good.