You can hack your TVs and gadgets with AI for free now – but should you? (zdnet.com) 2 points by CrankyBear 2d ago ↗ HN
[–] Ancalagon 2d ago ↗ risking security on my smart tv... security of my usage data... that could be viewed and abused by a third-party...Wait a sec, the tv companies already do this.Guess I don't care. [–] mahboi 2d ago ↗ I don't care about this at all. I do care if the TV ends up hosting a residential VPN or something, and even then, some people don't care about that. [–] lstodd 2d ago ↗ the proxy also dilutes their pii/profiling, so it's kind of benefical [–] mahboi 2d ago ↗ As long as it's not to the point where you start getting severe captchas
[–] mahboi 2d ago ↗ I don't care about this at all. I do care if the TV ends up hosting a residential VPN or something, and even then, some people don't care about that. [–] lstodd 2d ago ↗ the proxy also dilutes their pii/profiling, so it's kind of benefical [–] mahboi 2d ago ↗ As long as it's not to the point where you start getting severe captchas
[–] lstodd 2d ago ↗ the proxy also dilutes their pii/profiling, so it's kind of benefical [–] mahboi 2d ago ↗ As long as it's not to the point where you start getting severe captchas
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Guess I don't care.