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Cox deletes ‘Active Listening’ ad pitch after boasting that it eavesdrops though our phones
(www.fastcompany.com)
this post was submitted on 27 Dec 2023
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Well. Wireshark would confirm that if it were true.
I’m sure it will show HTTPS traffic outbound from your TV.
I’m sure it will show no traffic whatsoever if you don’t connect your TV to your network
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Source?
Either way, open networks are very uncommon in residential areas (and honestly in general)
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Source that it happens obviously.
You claimed that they connected to open networks.
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That is just a bunch of more speculation.
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No, there is no proof of it happening and it's extremely likely to be coincidences or even made up. It's the internet after all.
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Either way, I need some evidence or at least some slightly realistic and reputable observations before I will believe it.