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6:50Now PlayingTexas is suing Netflix, accusing the company of collecting family and children’s viewing data, monetizing it through data brokers, and designing features like autoplay to keep users hooked. Ken Paxton may be a walking credibility problem, but the complaint itself hits the core of modern streaming: you pay for the service, then the service still turns you into the product. Netflix is not just competing for your attention, it is mining it. Ring of Fire's Josh G. explains.
Time "'Netflix Watches You'Lawsuit Accuses Streaming Giant of Spying on Users"
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