Smart TVs use Automatic Content Recognition to constantly record what you watch and say, then sell that data to advertisers. Nick Perry shows you how to turn it off in your privacy settings. Check your TV now and tell anyone who doesn't know.
Never ever watch TV again before doing this one thing because your smart TV is secretly recording everything you say. Here's how to stop it. Smart TVs have a feature called ACR, which gives them the power to take screenshots every few seconds that are then sent back to the manufacturer. It also listens through the microphone, tracks what you watch, and sells that data to advertisers. Do this to stop that from happening. For your TV settings, find privacy or viewing data and turn off ACR. Save this for later and send it to someone who doesn't know.
