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Before you begin to use your electronic gifts, be sure protect yourself and your browsing history with a number of internal options to secure its usage.

Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson shares ways in which users can protect their Smart TVs in light of hackers and increasing amounts of malware being found on those devices.

If I told you that your TV watches everything you do, in the name of data collection and advertisements, it likely wouldn’t shock you. It’s 2022,

It will be the first u.s. beer to display the nutritional facts on its carton. right now information about gleents ingredients appear on cans and bottles, but not on like the cartons. the new packaging which hits stores next month will also have fats and sugars. have you tried the konmari method? netflix released a series "tidying up with marie kondo." it is a minimalist home life improvement show based on the popular book. it has inspired people to tidy up and donate. everyone is talking abou...

And the tv maker vizio will be paying $2.2 million to settle a lawsuit filed against the company after it e merged that vizio was secretly collecting viewing data and selling it on to third parties. the ftc block post said it was not innocent data they collected through the collection and selling on. they were looking at sex, age, marital status, household size, education, and they are being liked for that. >> i dont like the tv consumer report but i liked the animal sound you made. thank you ve...

What the third party advertisers are doing is theyll take your internet address and start zooming ads to your mobile devices and your smart phones. thats the play here. its advertisers and data companies like cognitive networks who wants your viewing data to use it and make money. >> vizio must be getting paid to do this. this is obviously not good publicity for that company. >> whats really interesting there isnt a law that says they cannot do this. theres these loopholes that smart tvs are ope...