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DemolitionRed 08-03-2017 12:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 9242919)
Hmmm look at the papers reporting this, not your usual reportage for these is it?
Why lead with the TV when it is stated that iphones, windows and linux can be accessed too?

Remote spyware has been used for some time on both our phones and our cars. Leave your mobile at home but if someone wants to they can keep a log of everywhere your car goes and when. It's tied into the camera's at traffic lights and has facial recognition... we all are essentially under surveillance all the time.

Hiding microphones in our TV is something new. Not that they are going to be monitoring everyone (that would be impossible) but they can remotely turn on the microphone whenever they want, even when your TV is switched off and unplugged.

DemolitionRed 08-03-2017 12:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brillopad (Post 9242906)
Would they have a built-in translation system - could be interesting.

Are you talking about encryption?
Its doubtful they have been able to break encryption; they found ways to bypass it.

smudgie 08-03-2017 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 9242841)
There is a settings
on Samsung's
and the Mic
can be turned off and on
when needed.

I am sure you are not connected
to Syria.

You are bang on right Arista. No connection whatsoever.
Will check those settings out later.

DemolitionRed 08-03-2017 02:58 PM

Even if a user turns off this feature, according to the wiki article, malware could turn it back on remotely.

user104658 08-03-2017 03:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed (Post 9243069)
Remote spyware has been used for some time on both our phones and our cars. Leave your mobile at home but if someone wants to they can keep a log of everywhere your car goes and when. It's tied into the camera's at traffic lights and has facial recognition... we all are essentially under surveillance all the time.

In big cities maybe. I can't see this being true around here; given the fact that I have personally been told "nudge nudge wink wink don't tell anyone!" by the police that 80% of the actual obvious CCTV cameras and traffic speed cameras haven't worked for years.

arista 08-03-2017 03:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed (Post 9243303)
Even if a user turns off this feature, according to the wiki article, malware could turn it back on remotely.

No
I have seen a Colleague's 55" 4k Samsung
TV when turned on it stated
Mic Turned OFF (flashed on the screen)

Its turned on for Skype calls
from around the World.
Then Turned off again.

arista 08-03-2017 03:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey (Post 9242826)
Lol they said this about the Kinnect on the Xbox One too.
Why would the CIA have any interest in the average Joe?Also with the amount of data they would have to sift through they could'nt possibly hear everyone's conversations and again why would they want to?


It's checked first by Robot automation
as there is alot of TV's / Computers etc
then , for example, If you keep saying
"that Syria Connection is good" or
"Bombing the White House is Good"
its picked up.
Then a Human goes through your Text.

Now NM
please understand that Madonna said
on a Public Rally in USA
that she dreams of "Bombing the White House",
so its a common saying etc.
It was used, again today.
on a GMBHD itv Live
Woman's Day Debate at 8:20AM
with Annie Lennox


Life In The Fast Lane

arista 08-03-2017 04:28 PM

From the Report on Ch5HD News Live
just on TV
You Opt in for this Technology Kizzy
so that means your data will be watched.


Its not 1984 Orwell yet
as in the "Future Projection"
the Film now in 1080P BluRay with DTSHD Sound
John Hurt makes a diary - That is Illegal ,
he is now in danger

DemolitionRed 08-03-2017 05:30 PM

Millennial's actually think there is privacy left... what a hoot!!

Oh, and in case anyone thinks "ok, there are cameras everywhere, but how much worse could it get?" Well, Just ponder this: DARPA (if you don't know what it is google it)


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