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  1. Samsung to Ban Smart TV Apps That Share Users’ Internet Connections — BigGo Finance

    Samsung Electronics said it is banning smart TV apps that share users’ internet connections with third parties, following…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #SamsungElectronics #BrightData #HarrisonSand #KrebsOnSecurity #LG #Mnemonic #Pac-Man #Samsung #TechCrunch
    europesays.com/korea/108003/

  2. @ddosecrets Bright Data also happens to be the operator of a residential proxy network that pays developers of games for smart TVs to embed its proxy library. A story about LG banning residential proxies on webOS shows a screenshot of a consent pop-up for Web Indexing by Bright Data inside a Pac-Man game.
    krebsonsecurity.com/2026/07/lg

    #BrightData #ResidentialProxy #scraping #PacMan #webOS

  3. @ddosecrets Bright Data also happens to be the operator of a residential proxy network that pays developers of games for smart TVs to embed its proxy library. A story about LG banning residential proxies on webOS shows a screenshot of a consent pop-up for Web Indexing by Bright Data inside a Pac-Man game.
    krebsonsecurity.com/2026/07/lg

    #BrightData #ResidentialProxy #scraping #PacMan #webOS

  4. @ddosecrets Bright Data also happens to be the operator of a residential proxy network that pays developers of games for smart TVs to embed its proxy library. A story about LG banning residential proxies on webOS shows a screenshot of a consent pop-up for Web Indexing by Bright Data inside a Pac-Man game.
    krebsonsecurity.com/2026/07/lg

    #BrightData #ResidentialProxy #scraping #PacMan #webOS

  5. @ddosecrets Bright Data also happens to be the operator of a residential proxy network that pays developers of games for smart TVs to embed its proxy library. A story about LG banning residential proxies on webOS shows a screenshot of a consent pop-up for Web Indexing by Bright Data inside a Pac-Man game.
    krebsonsecurity.com/2026/07/lg

    #BrightData #ResidentialProxy #scraping #PacMan #webOS

  6. @ddosecrets Bright Data also happens to be the operator of a residential proxy network that pays developers of games for smart TVs to embed its proxy library. A story about LG banning residential proxies on webOS shows a screenshot of a consent pop-up for Web Indexing by Bright Data inside a Pac-Man game.
    krebsonsecurity.com/2026/07/lg

    #BrightData #ResidentialProxy #scraping #PacMan #webOS

  7. Die israelische Firma #BrightData agiert als weltweite Plattform zum Web-Scraping öffentlicher Web-Daten. Nun hat Bright Data Samsung- und LG Smart TV-Geräte per App in heimliche KI-Web-Scraping Proxys verwandelt.

    borncity.com/blog/2026/06/06/i

  8. Die israelische Firma #BrightData agiert als weltweite Plattform zum Web-Scraping öffentlicher Web-Daten. Nun hat Bright Data Samsung- und LG Smart TV-Geräte per App in heimliche KI-Web-Scraping Proxys verwandelt.

    borncity.com/blog/2026/06/06/i

  9. Die israelische Firma #BrightData agiert als weltweite Plattform zum Web-Scraping öffentlicher Web-Daten. Nun hat Bright Data Samsung- und LG Smart TV-Geräte per App in heimliche KI-Web-Scraping Proxys verwandelt.

    borncity.com/blog/2026/06/06/i

  10. Die israelische Firma #BrightData agiert als weltweite Plattform zum Web-Scraping öffentlicher Web-Daten. Nun hat Bright Data Samsung- und LG Smart TV-Geräte per App in heimliche KI-Web-Scraping Proxys verwandelt.

    borncity.com/blog/2026/06/06/i

  11. Die israelische Firma #BrightData agiert als weltweite Plattform zum Web-Scraping öffentlicher Web-Daten. Nun hat Bright Data Samsung- und LG Smart TV-Geräte per App in heimliche KI-Web-Scraping Proxys verwandelt.

    borncity.com/blog/2026/06/06/i

  12. Free Apps Turn Smart TVs Into AI Web-Scraping Proxies

    Free apps can secretly turn your smart TV into a powerful tool for web scraping, unknowingly contributing to a massive residential proxy network of over 400 million IPs. This startling reality raises questions about consumer data and the hidden use of their devices.

    osintsights.com/free-apps-turn

    #ResidentialProxyNetwork #AiWebscraping #BrightData #Sdk #Ios

  13. Free Apps Turn Smart TVs Into AI Web-Scraping Proxies

    Free apps can secretly turn your smart TV into a powerful tool for web scraping, unknowingly contributing to a massive residential proxy network of over 400 million IPs. This startling reality raises questions about consumer data and the hidden use of their devices.

    osintsights.com/free-apps-turn

    #ResidentialProxyNetwork #AiWebscraping #BrightData #Sdk #Ios

  14. Free Apps Turn Smart TVs Into AI Web-Scraping Proxies

    Free apps can secretly turn your smart TV into a powerful tool for web scraping, unknowingly contributing to a massive residential proxy network of over 400 million IPs. This startling reality raises questions about consumer data and the hidden use of their devices.

    osintsights.com/free-apps-turn

    #ResidentialProxyNetwork #AiWebscraping #BrightData #Sdk #Ios

  15. Free Apps Turn Smart TVs Into AI Web-Scraping Proxies

    Free apps can secretly turn your smart TV into a powerful tool for web scraping, unknowingly contributing to a massive residential proxy network of over 400 million IPs. This startling reality raises questions about consumer data and the hidden use of their devices.

    osintsights.com/free-apps-turn

    #ResidentialProxyNetwork #AiWebscraping #BrightData #Sdk #Ios

  16. From the depths of the Internet:

    "In January 2023, Bright Data was sued by Meta Platforms for harvesting and selling data scraped from Facebook and Instagram. Meta previously hired Bright Data to scrape data from other websites."

    #brightdata #meta #facebook #ai #llm #proxy #residentialproxies

  17. From the depths of the Internet:

    "In January 2023, Bright Data was sued by Meta Platforms for harvesting and selling data scraped from Facebook and Instagram. Meta previously hired Bright Data to scrape data from other websites."

    #brightdata #meta #facebook #ai #llm #proxy #residentialproxies

  18. From the depths of the Internet:

    "In January 2023, Bright Data was sued by Meta Platforms for harvesting and selling data scraped from Facebook and Instagram. Meta previously hired Bright Data to scrape data from other websites."

    #brightdata #meta #facebook #ai #llm #proxy #residentialproxies

  19. From the depths of the Internet:

    "In January 2023, Bright Data was sued by Meta Platforms for harvesting and selling data scraped from Facebook and Instagram. Meta previously hired Bright Data to scrape data from other websites."

    #brightdata #meta #facebook #ai #llm #proxy #residentialproxies

  20. @dgouttegattat - I believe you found evidence of a #GenerativeAI #crawler leveraging #residentialproxy infrastructure, like the one offered through #brightdata or competitors.

    It even advertises itself for #AI crawling use cases: brightdata.com/

  21. @dgouttegattat - I believe you found evidence of a #GenerativeAI #crawler leveraging #residentialproxy infrastructure, like the one offered through #brightdata or competitors.

    It even advertises itself for #AI crawling use cases: brightdata.com/

  22. @dgouttegattat - I believe you found evidence of a #GenerativeAI #crawler leveraging #residentialproxy infrastructure, like the one offered through #brightdata or competitors.

    It even advertises itself for #AI crawling use cases: brightdata.com/

  23. @dgouttegattat - I believe you found evidence of a #GenerativeAI #crawler leveraging #residentialproxy infrastructure, like the one offered through #brightdata or competitors.

    It even advertises itself for #AI crawling use cases: brightdata.com/

  24. @dgouttegattat - I believe you found evidence of a #GenerativeAI #crawler leveraging #residentialproxy infrastructure, like the one offered through #brightdata or competitors.

    It even advertises itself for #AI crawling use cases: brightdata.com/

  25. 🔍 / #software / #automation / #scraping

    You can build some pretty insane applications using just #LLMs, even if you don't really know what you're doing. But what separates a good AI app from a great AI app is one thing, and that's data.

    🐱🔗 laravista.altervista.org/CatLi

    #catlink #SoftwareAutomation #SoftwareAutomationScraping #Python #BrightData #AIScraping #AI

  26. 🔍 / #software / #automation / #scraping

    You can build some pretty insane applications using just #LLMs, even if you don't really know what you're doing. But what separates a good AI app from a great AI app is one thing, and that's data.

    🐱🔗 laravista.altervista.org/CatLi

    #catlink #SoftwareAutomation #SoftwareAutomationScraping #Python #BrightData #AIScraping #AI

  27. 🔍 / #software / #automation / #scraping

    You can build some pretty insane applications using just #LLMs, even if you don't really know what you're doing. But what separates a good AI app from a great AI app is one thing, and that's data.

    🐱🔗 laravista.altervista.org/CatLi

    #catlink #SoftwareAutomation #SoftwareAutomationScraping #Python #BrightData #AIScraping #AI

  28. Elon Musk’s X can’t invent its own #copyright #law, judge says

    According to Alsup, X failed to state a claim while arguing that companies like #BrightData should have to pay X to access public data posted by X users.
    #twitter #musk

    arstechnica.com/?p=2023628

  29. Elon Musk’s X can’t invent its own #copyright #law, judge says

    According to Alsup, X failed to state a claim while arguing that companies like #BrightData should have to pay X to access public data posted by X users.
    #twitter #musk

    arstechnica.com/?p=2023628

  30. Elon Musk’s X can’t invent its own #copyright #law, judge says

    According to Alsup, X failed to state a claim while arguing that companies like #BrightData should have to pay X to access public data posted by X users.
    #twitter #musk

    arstechnica.com/?p=2023628

  31. Elon Musk’s X can’t invent its own , judge says

    According to Alsup, X failed to state a claim while arguing that companies like should have to pay X to access public data posted by X users.

    arstechnica.com/?p=2023628