Samsung reaches settlement with Texas over smart TV data collection practices

News03 Mar 2026

Samsung and the State of Texas have reached a settlement resolving allegations that the electronics manufacturer unlawfully collected viewing data from consumers through its smart televisions without obtaining proper consent.

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