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

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

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 ...

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LG's firm denial: LG rejects claims its TVs continuously record conversations, saying voice capture only occurs after explicit activation and unrecognized audio is deleted locally. Controversy origins ...

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 ...

LG has denied claims that its smart TVs continuously record or transmit private conversations. The company says voice processing begins only when users activate supported voice features, while ...

LG says its TVs do not continuously record household conversations, yet viewing data can be used for analytics and ads.

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

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In the past six months, the market price of LG Electronics surged 38% and it has bounced back 40% from its 52-week low of ...