Your smart TV is spying on you. Here are step-by-step instructions to stop it
Companies, agencies, institutions, etc
Amazon
Fire TV
Toshiba
Insignia)
TCL
Roku
Facebook
Google
Settings
Select "Privacy Settings
Hisense
Hitachi
Insignia, Philips
RCA
Sharp
ACR
LG
CNET
Consumer Reports
Sony
Samba TV
Vizio
People
Alexa
Jefferson Graham
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USA
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Summary
TCL makes branded Roku TVs with software also used in sets by Hisense, Hitachi, Insignia, Philips, RCA and Sharp.Turn off ACR by going to Settings, then Privacy, and "Smart TV Experience." To disable ACR, make sure all the options there are unchecked, notes CNET.In the menu, click to Settings, which brings you to All Settings, and find your way to General. Consumer Reports notes that ACR is turned on during setup of the TV, via agreements with Sony, which makes the TV; Google, which provides the AndroidTV operating system; and Samba TV, a company that gathers analytics on viewers' habits that advertisers can use for targeted ad campaigns.On Sony TVs, you'll have to go back to the setup, available within Settings, to turn off ACR.For Vizio sets, select System, click on "Reset & Admin" and opt for "Viewing Data" to opt out of ACR.
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