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LG denies allegations about smart TV data collection, but investigators refute this by pointing out inconsistencies and ongoing privacy concerns related to Automatic Content Recognition and user agreements.

LG responds to allegations that its smart TVs are spying on users by recording and uploading audio, claiming that features like voice recognition are optional and not enabled by default. However, independent researchers have raised concerns about data collection and privacy practices.

LG denies allegations that its smart TVs are spying and recording audio, clarifying that voice data is only processed when activated by the user and admitting to standard features like network scanning.

LG Smart TVs are found to have invasive surveillance capabilities, using Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) to collect detailed data on viewing habits and local network devices, raising serious privacy and security concerns.

Homey has launched the Homey Portal, a touchscreen smart home controller designed to simplify device management with intuitive controls and broad compatibility for over 70,000 devices.

The article discusses how smart TVs, particularly LG models, can install unwanted software and compromise user privacy through protocols like EDID, even when connected offline, highlighting broader issues with consumer electronics and data tracking.

Best Buy is offering a $300 discount on LG's 65-inch B6 OLED TV, reducing its price to $1,399.99, which is $300 lower than Amazon's current price.

Microsoft pressured LG to disable unwanted McAfee pop-up ads that were automatically installed on Windows 11 when connecting LG monitors, following user backlash.

LG announced it will suspend apps on its webOS smart TV platform that turn TVs into residential proxy nodes, following research showing over 42% of apps contain such SDKs, to protect user privacy and prevent unauthorized network usage.

LG monitors are silently installing McAfee adware and LG's own app through Windows Update, causing intrusive pop-up ads for users.

Wired reviews the LG Micro RGB Evo TV, praising its brilliant color and brightness but noting the high price and need for extensive settings tweaks to achieve optimal picture quality.

LG's UltraGear 27GX700A-B 1440p gaming monitor with fourth-generation WOLED and 280Hz refresh rate is on sale for $484.99 at Amazon, offering improved brightness and contrast at a great price.

A security report reveals that nearly half of LG and Samsung smart TV apps contain residential proxy SDKs that can covertly use the TV's internet connection to route other people's traffic, raising significant privacy concerns.

LG's 77-inch B5 OLED TV is on sale for $1,499.99 at Best Buy, including a $200 gift card. The TV features Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, 120Hz panel, and HDMI 2.1 ports.

LG announced the UltraGear 25G590B, the first gaming monitor capable of a native 1000Hz refresh rate at 1080p resolution, with AI-powered gaming features for enhanced immersion and usability.