This TV Remote exactly clearly gets to the point: What do you think is more likely, a malicious hacker driving a van and parking in front of your house? Just t

This TV Remote exactly clearly gets to the point: What do you think is more likely, a malicious hacker driving a van and parking in front of your house? Just to exploit the TV remote via Bluetooth, a device that has no sensitive data, is not connected to the internet and can only be used to make TV inputs like switching channels? Or rather that your TV vendor like Samsung or LG decide one day that they offer a firmware "update" that will log what you watch on the TV, upload screenshot of the device and installed App to the cloud and sell to 3rd parties? My bet is on the later, and it exactly makes the point that auto-update is more dangerous than having a security flaw in a bluetooth TV remote.