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@notesnook@fosstodon.org Maybe not... but depending on what TV you have, they could determine *exactly* what you are watching, when you change channels, and even what you've watched on a local media file or DVD. From the Ars Technica article: “These companies have been unlawfully collecting personal data through Automated Content Recognition (‘ACR’) technology,” Paxton’s office alleged in a press release that contains links to all five lawsuits. “ACR in its simplest terms is an uninvited,...