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.
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.