LG has responded to smart TV spying concerns around voice recognition and ACR, but questions around privacy and data collection remain.

The company responded to accusations that it created a spy network in people's homes.

The report used packet capture and firmware analysis to conclude that a range of LG retail OLED TVs scan local area networks to identify devices like phones and smartwatches, as well as the location ...

Gamers Nexus spent more than 500 hours testing retail OLED sets and says the TVs mapped every device on the home network and captured microphone audio with the screen off. LG has not responded. Steve ...

Researchers say that they exploited the microphone and content recognition features of an LG TV to listen to user conversations.

LG televisions may have quietly turned the family living room into one of the strangest privacy battlegrounds of the year. And I have questions. Here we go. A massive investigation involving Gamers ...

LG’s September denial targets continuous recording but leaves buffered standby audio logs and a disabled Texas opt-out control unexplained Al is a long time tech writer with a penchant for all things ...

WASHINGTON — A new report claims that LG brand smart TVs are tracking users even when they're supposedly off, in a way that can be hacked to allow attackers to listen in on a home without the occupant ...

LG Smart TV Privacy notice details voice recognition opt-in clause, ACR audio fingerprinting, Wi-Fi scans, and webOS security policies.

LG Electronics has denied claims that its smart TVs record household conversations in standby mode, while researchers allege the sets captured audio, mapped networks and sent data to LG Ad Solutions.

LG has issued a detailed statement addressing concerns about how its smart TVs process voice, viewing and device data, saying its televisions do not continuously record or transmit users’ ...