SUPPORT THE DATA DRAGNET SERIES: https://store.gamersnexus.net/data-dragnetThe LG Smart TVs we've tested have first-party ACR (automatic content recognition)...
Can you provide a reference for this? While technically possible, I don’t think this has actually happened, and spreading misinformation is counter productive.
I have AdGuard running on the router as a preventative measure, and it’s an older Samsung Q65 that doesn’t have any confirmed 5g modules. I should probably block its MAC address for added security though.
My Samsung TV will never see a WiFi password in its life.
Some have esims and 4/5g modules installed already for “telemetry”.
For real? You’ve got a source for that? Because that’s probably not cheap to do for continued use.
I worked with IoT devices with a “5g” radio. The company had to pay a cellular contract just like anybody else.
I HIGHLY doubt LG is going to pay for that.
Someday. Sounds crazy but someday it will be profitable to do it, like a Skynet rising
Can you provide a reference for this? While technically possible, I don’t think this has actually happened, and spreading misinformation is counter productive.
I have AdGuard running on the router as a preventative measure, and it’s an older Samsung Q65 that doesn’t have any confirmed 5g modules. I should probably block its MAC address for added security though.
I’ve read that DNS level blocking often doesn’t stop this kind of telemetry because it goes directly to an IP without a DNS query involved.
Hey, good catch. I didn’t think of that.
I have an open guest network and the neighbour’s TV is on it…
That’s wild. I guess I need to do a review of my setup…