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I think the real issue here is not whether it should be legal to switch privacy policy after purchase. LG shouldn't be allowed to collect more info than it requ
by terminalcommand 5y ago
I think the real issue here is not whether it should be legal to switch privacy policy after purchase. LG shouldn't be allowed to collect more info than it requires. It seems absurd to me that a washer-dryer needs to access bookmark history etc. to function.
I would contact my local data protection authority and alert them of this practice. I guess LG would get in some trouble :). My initial instinct is that this collecting this info from a washer-dryer is wildly illegal.
- mongol 5y agoYes this is a clear GDPR violation. But depends on which jurisdiction, of course