”The researchers recommend that TV platform operators adopt clearer policies for proxy SDKs, require more prominent disclosures, and provide users with greater visibility into how their network connections are being used.”
“Recommend”, eh? I’m sure they’ll get right on it. As the old saying goes, there ought to be a law.
And here is where my disappointment lies:
”For consumers, reviewing installed smart TV applications, limiting downloads to trusted developers, and removing unnecessary apps can help reduce exposure.”
I mean, I guess they can’t come right out and say, “don’t connect your TV to the Internet”. But they should.
”The researchers recommend that TV platform operators adopt clearer policies for proxy SDKs, require more prominent disclosures, and provide users with greater visibility into how their network connections are being used.”
“Recommend”, eh? I’m sure they’ll get right on it. As the old saying goes, there ought to be a law.
And here is where my disappointment lies:
”For consumers, reviewing installed smart TV applications, limiting downloads to trusted developers, and removing unnecessary apps can help reduce exposure.”
I mean, I guess they can’t come right out and say, “don’t connect your TV to the Internet”. But they should.
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48635954
Truly despicable shit from these manufacturers. Don't buy smart TVs, or block their network access if you must.
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Ankther example of why "Smart TVs" are peak enshittification
Yep, never connect them to the Internet, ever