LG is getting backlash from gamers after users discovered that some LG UltraGear monitors automatically install adware on PCs as soon as they’re connected, without asking for permission.
LG is also facing questions over a recent update to its webOS terms.
If you use the TV’s AI voice features, the company says you may need to let guests know that conversations could be recorded, depending on the privacy laws where you live.
Thanks to @edzitron for joining Broken Silicon 365 to discuss how & when #Nvidia's AI Bubble will POP!🫧
We also discuss if #AMD w/ RDNA 5 & Zen 6 is well positioned to pivot to consumer next year, and we LEAK some troubling AMD morale testimonials...🧐
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RIP E-Cores. Welcome back Hyper-Threading!🔥
Tonight I leak EXCLUSIVE details about #Intel Razer Lake, Titan Lake, and Hammer Lake w/ Unified Thunder Hawk Cores that have SMT again!!!🪒🧌🔨⛈️🦅
This includes pictures of upcoming product lines...🤠
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