Thread: Newer LG TVs are spying on you
View Single Post
Old 19-07-2026, 18:15   #19
jem
cf.geek
 
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: SE London (Bexley)
Services: None - well none with VM!
Posts: 586
jem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of societyjem is a pillar of society
Re: Newer LG TVs are spying on you
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaymoss View Post
I will repeat it is not just when being used as a monitor on a computer but when just being a TV too . That is also in the report

---------- Post added at 16:28 ---------- Previous post was at 16:25 ----------

From LG EULA
Hypothetically, if you buy such a model, but never give it your WiFi credentials or connect it to ethernet, or claim that you simply don’t have an internet connection - does it still work as a dumb monitor/TV?
__________________
"I believe in an open mind, but not so open that your brains fall out"
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
jem is offline   Reply With Quote