Samsung TVs accused of snooping via Bluetooth mics; commenter cites local abliterated DeepSeek
IgorCarron · x · 2026-10-25
Freddier alleges Samsung TVs scan via Bluetooth for microphones in your home and monitor events like dogs barking or babies crying, while also tracking what you watch on YouTube and other apps. Igor Carron shared it with a sardonic "thanks to abliterated DeepSeek" — implying a locally-run, uncensored model as a countermeasure, an ironic twist on the privacy controversy.
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