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The TV addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile Vizio will pay $2.2 million to settle addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile that it collected addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile from 11 million people without asking them. The addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile against Vizio was filed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the USA. The FTC said Vizio gathered and sold data on addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile without their addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile for years. Vizio began making televisions in 2014 that tracked what addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile were watching. They used software updates to fit tracking addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile to TVs made before 2014. The FTC said: "Consumers didn’t know that addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile they were watching their TVs, Vizio was watching addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile."

The FTC said Vizio captured addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile non-stop about what people were watching and their IP addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile. This was a breach of privacy and addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile. The FTC said: "The data generated when you watch television can reveal a addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile about you and your addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile." Vizio sold information about people's age, addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile, household size and income, marital status, home addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile, and education, but not people's names. Vizio lawyer Jerry Huang said: "Today, the FTC has made it addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile that all smart-TV makers should get people's addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile before collecting and sharing television addressesclaimsclearconsentcustomersdatadeviceshouseholdinformationlawsuitlotmakerownershippeoplepermissionsecuritysexthemviewingwhile information."