Owners of Samsung SmartTVs that use its Voice Recognition feature to control the device should be aware that everything they say in front of their smart television set may end up in the hands of third parties.
What's more, according to the Samsung Global Privacy Policy, the company "is not responsible for these providers' privacy or security practices."
This information is not and was not secret - it's provided in the aforementioned privacy policy, and is written out clearly under the Voice Recognition section: [...]
When Shane Harris first noticed and publicized this fact, EFF activist Parker Higgins compared the policy with an excerpt from George Orwell's "1984," in which it's described how citizens were surveilled by the government via the "telescreen."
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