When regulators in Europe began peeking behind the sleek black frame of the modern television, they weren’t expecting to find a minor surveillance operation humming quietly in the background. But that’s exactly what they found: TVs behaving less like passive displays and more like digital tattletales with a direct line to an international network of data brokers, software vendors, streaming services, and anyone else willing to pay for a piece of your living room. Become a Member and Keep Reading… Reclaim your digital freedom. Get the latest on censorship, cancel culture, and surveillance, and learn how to fight back. Join Already a supporter? Sign In. (If you’re already logged in but still seeing this, refresh this page to show the post.) Having trouble logging in? Get help here. The post Big Brother Comes Built Into the Screen appeared first on Reclaim The Net.