HALF OF LG SMART TV APPS USE RESIDENTIAL PROXY SDKS
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Research reveals that nearly 50% of LG smart TV applications contain residential proxy software development kits, raising concerns about user data and network usage. The findings highlight potential privacy and security risks embedded in popular streaming and utility apps.
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