LG has denied claims that its smart TVs secretly collect user data. In a statement posted on its official website , the company says its TVs do not constantly record conversations and that tracking features need user consent. The claims came from a report by Level1Techs and Gamer Nexus , where they studied LG OLED TVs using network tracking and firmware analysis. The researchers said LG TVs scan home networks to find nearby devices like phones and smartwatches. One TV reportedly detected 38 devices, including some owned by people outside the test. The report also said the TVs gather Wi-Fi location data and record audio through their microphones, even in standby mode or offline. This data is linked to LG Ad Solutions, the company’s advertising division. LG Ad Solutions has said it knows who lives in an LG household and what devices they own. The company claims around 363 million connected devices in the US. LG said its TVs don’t record or send convers...
Details about the upcoming OPPO Find X10 series flagship are being gradually confirmed by Product Manager Zhuo Shijie. As per the executive, the OPPO Find X10 will have two 200-megapixel rear cameras, with the main one boasting a large sensor, a bright f/1.6 aperture, and CIPA 6.0 image stabilization. The second sensor has an f/2.6 aperture and CIPA 7.0 stabilization. OPPO Find X10 There’s also the Hasselblad Ultra-Clear Original Camera setup with a 2nd-gen Danxia color restoration lens. This will help provide 15EV dynamic range and improve light-sensing efficiency by 43 percent. OPPO’s LUMO native light and shadow engine is also here to process the images. The company also boasted how all the bezels are symmetrical and measure just 0.99mm. It will also come with a generous 8,000mAh battery. OPPO Find X10 Pro Max Shijie has confirmed details about the Find X10 Pro Max earlier. This one will have three 200-megapixel sensor, will come with up to...