#smart-tvs

#smart-tvs

Whenever I hear about consumer data tracking, my half-century-old brain dredges up that Hall and Oates hit called "Private Eyes" with the refrain "they're watching you." I don't mean to incite Big Brother paranoia; I know I'm not being spied on everywhere I go, especially not in the seclusion of my home. But while using streaming devices, you can almost guarantee that your entertainment and advertisement preferences are being tracked.

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Modern TVs, however, are smart. They can't do arithmetic, but they are able to connect to the internet without a streaming device like a Roku or Apple TV. They also have an operating system that allows you to easily access different streaming platforms. Plus, are much more complicated than the traditional TVs that those of us over the age of 20 likely watched as children. Will a universal remote work on these modern TVs?

According to his company's survey work, 2021 was the plateau year for smart speakers. In that year nearly a third of weekly podcast consumers reported listening via smart speaker.

Did you know that whenever you turn on your smart TV, you invite an unseen guest to watch it with you?

The Pool Pro outdoor TV is ideal for home use, featuring 2000 nits brightness and IP55 rating, tailored for tough weather conditions and designed for full sun viewing.

In an age dominated by smart TVs, ease of access to entertainment often leads to a cluttered cache, causing sluggish performance and app crashes.

In the age of smart TVs, clearing your cache is essential for maintaining optimal performance and resolving specific app issues that may arise over time.