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Gamers Nexus’ newest LG investigation revealed even more serious privacy issues: audio fingerprinting, precise geolocation, secondary device tracking, and misleading public statements from LG. Their video shows LG TVs identifying nearby Wi‑Fi networks, MAC addresses, internal IPs, and even your nearest major street — all through native ACR functionality. This video builds directly on both GN reports. GN demonstrated the problem; this video shows the isolation fix LG didn’t mention — the simple network hardening method that reduces ACR tracking, LAN scanning, cross‑device discovery, and audio fingerprinting. I personally applied this isolation method on my LG C2 here in New Zealand, and the results were immediate. In this video, I show what I personally achieved on my LG C2, including: Network isolation Reduced cross‑device scanning No LAN discovery No viewing information collection No interest‑based ads No voice data collection No AI profiling Manual updates only Region‑specific privacy settings (NZ model) GN’s transcript shows LG TVs identifying nearby Wi‑Fi networks, MAC addresses, internal IPs, and even secondary devices (“we own the glass”). My results show how much of that behaviour can be reduced with proper isolation and privacy settings. I also explain why I’m staying on webOS 25 and not updating to webOS 26. My LG C2 is stable, fast, and has the best gaming response time (around 0.1–1 ms). I don’t want more AI features, more tracking, or fewer calibration options. This video isn’t advice — it’s simply what I chose to do on my LG OLED gaming TV. At the end of the video, I include scrolling text showing the exact steps I personally took inside the LG menus. Recorded in 4K60 for clarity. 🧩 Important Notes Anything you do or don’t do is at your own risk. Screen used: 48‑inch LG C2 4K OLED. RTINGS investigation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvFu343KNek&t=9s Gamers Nexus investigation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5KnFmKjFTA 👍 Support the Channel LIKE & SUBSCRIBE to support more PC tech and gaming content. Copyright Notice: This is an unofficial video. Footage is used for criticism, review, commentary, and education under New Zealand Fair Dealing and U.S. Fair Use (17 U.S.C. § 107). 🎵 Audio Credits Theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykye8Hw1TgA Other music: lifetime license from Phat Phrog Studios. ⚠️ Important Notice We do not give away prizes. We do not send emails. We do not sell tech. This is an unofficial fan‑made video. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 I Decided to Improve LG TV Security 02:31 How I Did the First LG TV Improvement 03:52 Isolating the TV 05:20 Results of First Hardening Step 09:13 LG Menu Changes #lgsmarttv #lgprivacy #lgacrfingerprint #lggeolocation #lgownstheglass #gamersnexuslg #smarttvprivacy #smarttvsecurity #networkisolation #guestnetwork #lgc2 #lgresponse #lgacrinvestigation

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