In the quiet of living rooms around the world, a question has emerged that strikes at the heart of modern domestic life: who else is listening? Reports surfacing this week allege that LG smart televisions — some 216 million devices globally — may have been capturing and transmitting household conversations without the knowledge or consent of the people inside those homes. LG has denied the claims, but the allegation alone reopens an enduring tension between the convenience of connected technology and the ancient human expectation of privacy within one's own walls.
LG Smart TVs Accused of Recording and Uploading Home Conversations
Potential privacy violation affecting 216 million LG TV users whose home conversations may have been recorded without consent.
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