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submitted 5 months ago by FirstCircle@lemmy.ml to c/privacy@lemmy.ml

Televisions that can stream platforms like Hulu or Max usually come loaded with technology that collects information on what viewers are watching, and buyers consent to have their viewing tracked when they open their new TV and click through terms of service agreements. Sometimes, data firms can connect those viewing habits to a voter’s phone or laptop via their IP address, promising a trove of information about an individual and the ability to track them across screens.

Other times, firms focus on dividing households into groups based on what they’re watching, how they use their TVs and how many campaign ads they’re seeing, which is a boon to political campaigns eager to target specific groups of voters. Connecting this data to voter files is increasingly a focus — a move that adds individual voting habits into the mix.

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[-] archomrade@midwest.social 2 points 5 months ago

I honestly don't know why you wouldn't just do jellyfin, unless you're limited by your hardware and kodi somehow has less overhead?

They're both free I guess. You can try them on and see how well they serve tour use case

[-] thayer@lemmy.ca 2 points 5 months ago

JF's UI hasn't really done it for me for whatever reason...I have it running in an LXC already and mostly use it at my workstations.

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