Samsung TVs look for microphones in your house via Bluetooth and then spy events

AI summary

Samsung TVs use Bluetooth to find microphones in homes and monitor events like dogs barking or babies crying, while also tracking user activity on YouTube and other apps.

Key points

•Samsung TVs search for microphones in the house via Bluetooth to spy on events such as dogs barking or babies crying.
•The TVs also monitor user activity on YouTube and other apps.
•The information was provided by abliterated DeepSeek.

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#Security & Misuse #Major Players #Samsung #DeepSeek

#Security & Misuse#Major Players#Samsung #DeepSeek

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