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Posted by BlaBlaBla
 - Today at 23:01:09
Quote from: Sergey on Today at 20:52:54It's not malware per se. Your phone listens to everything you say and watches everything you type, too, but somehow no one seems to have a problem with that lol
But everyone bought the phone knowing the fact. Also - current phones are minature computers full of connectivity options.

Here you buy a display - something meant to just show what the GPU has sh*t out. And, without your consent, it makes win11 install an app that starts collecting your data (again, without any consent!) and shows you ads for other defective software.

Also - LG TVs started showing ads in screensaver mode (with sound!) and some people reported those could just self turn on just to do that, even in the middle of the night.
So if You own a LG TV that's at most few years old, disconnect it from the internet!
Posted by Sergey
 - Today at 20:52:54
It's not malware per se. Your phone listens to everything you say and watches everything you type, too, but somehow no one seems to have a problem with that lol
Posted by Wah
 - Today at 19:47:42
Guess you guys are not aware that no one wants LG Monitors right now because they all contain malware
Posted by BlaBlaBla
 - Today at 12:54:19
Oh look! Another LG gaming display on huge sale. I wonder what happened in the last few weeks for that to happen...?

How about win11 installing bloatware and spyware the second you connect your new shiny LG monitor to the PC, huh?!
Posted by Redaktion
 - Today at 05:21:32
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