LG Smart TV Collection User Privacy protection option shutdown is still invalid

LG Smart TV is exposed to random collection of user privacy smart phones quietly collecting user privacy is nothing new, but such "crime" has recently occurred in the field of smart television. A US user recently found that although he had turned off the data collection option in the Setup menu, LG Smart TV would still collect his video preferences and record them through URLs. More seriously, the man's local file name for playing on a USB external storage device is also being logged--so what programs do you watch, what kind of movies you keep in your menu, and even if you like the man/actress, LG will be clear. Users complained that "regardless of whether the option is turned on or off, my video messages will be recorded and sent to the server by LG." According to his description, LG Smart TV is identified by the unique ID of each device and transmits the information to the server in unencrypted form each time the channel is changed. LG's customer response to the user is to record the user information as a "fair deal" because the user has clicked on the terms of the company. LG also mentions that if customers are concerned about their privacy, they should put them in the retail store early in the purchase.