Texas settlement forces LG to change smart TV data practices
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has reached a privacy settlement with LG Electronics regarding its smart TVs. The settlement addresses how LG's smart TVs handle consumer data, leading to changes in the company's privacy practices for these devices in Texas.
Key Takeaways
- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced the settlement with LG Electronics on May 11.
- The deal changes how LG smart TVs handle consumer data.
- The settlement applies to LG’s smart TV privacy practices in Texas.
- The article frames the case as a privacy settlement, not a product recall or software update.
Why It Matters
This is a direct regulatory change to how LG’s smart TVs handle consumer data in Texas, which means privacy controls and data practices are now part of the device stack under state scrutiny. For the streaming ecosystem, it is another reminder that smart TV manufacturers sit on sensitive data flows, not just playback hardware. What to watch next: the specific privacy practice changes that LG has to implement in Texas, since the article says the settlement will change how the TVs handle data but does not spell out every operational detail.
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