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Here's the policy notice that raised eyebrows: This customer intrusion was further exemplified by Samsung's recent controversy of some of their Smart TVs listening to conversations via its voice recognition software. And with this level of connectivity, OEMs like Samsung saw it fit to place targeted and interactive ads on your screen. But a more connected world brought with it Smart TVs, devices that can access the web, stream Netflix, and even mirror your smartphone's display. Televisions used to be great for just one thing-watching TV.
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