Samsung TVs to stop collecting Texans’ data without express consent

By Bill Toulas

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Samsung reached a settlement with Texas over allegations that its smart TVs unlawfully collected content-viewing information without proper user consent. The agreement requires Samsung to obtain express consent from Texas residents before collecting viewing data, setting a precedent for privacy enforcement in IoT devices.

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