Samsung SmartTV privacy policy admits that it records and transmits your private conversations
Inevitably, the frontier of digital information has caused quite a
stir within the human race. It has given us the ability to multiply and
miniaturize information, sending it to millions while, at the same
time, diminishing our control of who can't see
it. When you can control who sees your information, you can set the
price and charge per view. When you can't control it, you've entered a
new paradigm, where the freedom of information is implicit.
Freedom
of information and privacy are like two sides to a coin. While we want
other people, including governments, to be honest and share their
information with us, we still want the option to keep our information
private. The reality is, transparency is a two way street. And
transparency does not mean that every thought, feeling and action is
public knowledge. Spy agencies and personal secrets are also two sides
to a coin.
