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The Markup looks at the software on smart TVs that tracks what you're watching and explains how to switch it off.

Most people know that their smartphones collect some data, but only a few pay attention to how much information is quietly collected in the background. Your search activity, app usage, location ...

Many smart TVs use ACR to track everything on your screen—not just apps, but cable, gaming, and anything connected via HDMI. This data is used to build ad profiles and track your viewing habits, often ...

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Google's services are powered by data collection. It can be helpful in some cases and too invasive in others. Here's how to check what you're sharing and adjust the privacy settings on your account.

Stop your smart TV from tracking your viewing habits by disabling Automatic Content Recognition. This guide shows how to find ...

Apple now lets you limit location sharing with your mobile carrier if your device and provider support this service. Here's ...