bears on: What data do LG smart TVs collect from users?
Wireshark packet captures showed the TVs actively scanning the local area network for unrelated hardware, including phones and smartwatches.
Wireshark showed the TVs actively scanning the local area network for unrelated hardware, including phones and smartwatches LG smart TV
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- Wireshark packet captures showed the TVs actively scanning the local area network for unrelated hardware, including phones and smartwatches.
Network packet captures taken through Wireshark showed the TVs actively scanning the local area network for unrelated hardware, including phones and smartwatches.
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Origin: extracted from LG smart TVs caught logging audio with screen off and snooping on local devices · 2026-09-11 22:03