Open-source project catalogs tracking behavior across 293 TV models from 83 brands
esrtweet · x · 2026-10-25
A free, open-source community project—tested by owners on their own TVs—catalogs the covert data-harvesting behavior of 293 TV models across 83 brands, with no root or uninstalling required. LiveOverflow publicly endorses it as 'taking back control of devices you bought that were designed to spy on you.'
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