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Smart TVs Expose 57 Million Viewing Records, Continue Tracking Users After Opt-Out

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A privacy investigation into smart television tracking uncovered more than 57 million publicly accessible viewing detection records and found that several platforms continued transmitting traffic consistent with automatic content recognition after users disabled the feature. The “Watching the Watchers” study examined 12 televisions from ten manufacturers across eight operating systems representing approximately 95% of the […] The post Smart TVs Expose 57 Million Viewing Records, Continue Tracking Users After Opt-Out appeared first on Cyber Security News .

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