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> We also collect information about how you interact with our TV,such the physical presence of you and anyother individuals using the TV at any given time > We
by soared 3y ago
> We also collect information about how you interact with our TV,such the physical presence of you and anyother individuals using the TV at any given time
> We may share your Viewing and Activity Data with third-party datapartners and advertisers who use it to show you relevant ads andprovide you with customized content
> We may also use your Viewing and ActivityData to improve the Services and understand how you interactwith the Service
> You have the right to opt-out of sharing your Viewing and Activity Data, but unfortunately, that means you will no longer have access to the Services [and must return the television]
https://www.freetelly.com/viewing-and-activity-data-policy https://www.freetelly.com/viewing-and-activity-data-policy
- marricks 3y agoNot to overuse a reference already used to death but: telescreens for surveillance capitalism. Hooray.
- kimbernator 3y ago"physical presence of you and any other individuals using the TV at any given time" okay, so the deal is we give you a cheap TV that's constantly showing ads and we are going to watch you through this nifty camera. But you can video call on it!
- xen2xen1 3y agoMax Headroom? Go Blipverts!
- secretsatan 3y agoI mean, what does this mean for the privacy of your guests? If you invite someone round, do they have to sign something?
- hiatus 3y agoDo guests in your home have to consent to Alexa or any other device? I don't think so.
- ornornor 3y agoThe telescreen[0]!! We’ve finally done it!!! [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telescreen https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telescreen
- tinus_hn 3y agoI was thinking about the TVs in Ideocracy, a movie that is gradually revealing how prophetic it is.
- ornornor 3y agoYep, that works too.
- quickthrower2 3y agoFahrenheit 451 too?