Electronics maker Vizio surreptitiously captured second-by-second viewing data of customers who bought 11 million of its internet-connected televisions. But as a Vizio TV owner, the settlement with the Federal Trade Commission and New Jersey AG leaves much to be desired.
February 06, 2017 at 11:59 PM
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Maybe it’s because I have two Vizio televisions.
Or maybe it’s because I find the allegations appalling: that electronics maker Vizio surreptitiously captured second-by-second viewing data of customers who bought 11 million of its internet-connected televisions, tracking everything they watched from network TV broadcasts to Netflix shows to specific DVDs.
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