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fromZDNET
1 week ago

How to disable ACR on your TV (and why doing so makes such a big difference)

To understand how ACR works, imagine a constant, real-time Shazam-like service running in the background while your TV is on. It identifies content displayed on your screen, including programs from cable TV boxes, streaming services, or gaming consoles. ACR does this by capturing continuous screenshots and cross-referencing them with a vast database of media content and advertisements. According to The Markup, ACR can capture and identify up to 7,200 images per hour, or approximately two images every second.
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fromZDNET
1 month ago
Privacy technologies

How to disable ACR on your TV (and why doing so makes such a big difference)

Smart TVs use ACR to monitor viewing and send personal viewing data to advertisers for targeted ads; disabling ACR can protect privacy but requires effort.
fromZDNET
1 month ago
Privacy technologies

How to disable ACR on your TV (and why you should do it ASAP)

Smart TVs use automatic content recognition (ACR) to track viewing habits and feed collected data to advertisers for highly targeted ads.
fromZDNET
1 month ago
Privacy technologies

How to disable ACR on your TV (and why doing so makes such a big difference)

fromZDNET
1 month ago
Privacy technologies

How to disable ACR on your TV (and why you should do it ASAP)

fromExchangewire
5 months ago

Smarter Audiences: Closing the Gap Between Definitions & Real Behaviour

Audience planning has long relied on segmentation. It's how we bring structure to the chaos - turning abstract brand personas into something targetable and measurable. But the way we define audiences hasn't kept pace with the way people actually behave. Today's media environment is fragmented, fast-moving, and deeply personal. People don't consume content in neat, linear ways. They're scrolling, streaming, skipping, switching. And yet, much of our audience strategy is still based on static, retrospective data: a collection of pre-built segments, often designed for another time, place, or platform.
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