È la tua Smart TV che guarda te: si chiama Automatic Content Recognition, funziona come uno Shazam per l'intero flusso video e sa esattamente cosa guardi, quando e per quanto tempo.

Ripercorriamo i casi Vizio, Samsung e LG, le cause legali negli Stati Uniti e la nuova legge del Kentucky sul consenso esplicito, un po' come in Europa.

Fonti:

• Attorney General Ken Paxton Secures Major Agreement With LG to Protect Texans’ Privacy and Stop Data from Being Collected Without Their Knowledge 
• Attorney General Paxton Sues Five Major TV Companies, Including Some with Ties to the CCP, for Spying on Texans 
• Senators Markey and Blumenthal Call for FTC Investigation into Smart TV Privacy Policies and Practices 
• Smart TVs: A Digital Standard Case Study - Innovation at Consumer Reports 
• Samsung's Privacy Policy Warns Customers Their Smart TVs Are Listening : The Two-Way : NPR 
• Automated content recognition technology takes privacy enforcement spotlight | IAPP 
• VIZIO to Pay $2.2 Million to FTC, State of New Jersey to Settle Charges It Collected Viewing Histories on 11 Million Smart Televisions without Users’ Consent 
• Complaint for Permanent Injunction and Other Equitable and Monetary Relief 
• Complaint for Permanent Injunction and Other Equitable and Monetary Relief 
• https://www.edpb.europa.eu/system/files/documents/2024-10/edpb_guidelines_202302_technical_scope_art_53_eprivacydirective_v2_en_0.pdf 
• Art. 122 codice della privacy - Informazioni raccolte nei riguardi dell'contraente o dell'utente 
• App, mail e giochi: il televisore somiglia allo smartphone - Garante Privacy 

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