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Campaigns Can Now See What You Watch on TV.
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It's becoming harder to find TVs that will operate without a network connection
I've never heard of this happening before. What does the TV do?
Won't do anything until it is hooked back to the internet
Even if you just passing your device to it?
Yeah, I've seen it on some Samsungs and LGs that get real pissy when the TV itself isn't online. I've also heard of some brands (that I don't remember atm) that won't even let you go through the initial setup without a connection.
/Microsoft announced new foray into TVs...