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How to break free from smart TV ads and tracking Ars TechnicaEverything from air fryers to TVs suck up our personal data - here's how to give gadgets that respect privacy this Xmas The ConversationHere's How Your TV's HDMI Port Is Monitoring What You Watch bgr.comHow Smart TVs Invade Your Privacy: Expert Tips to Stop Data Collection and Master Privacy Settings Tech Times
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Dow futures are higher after notching fresh records: Live updates CNBCCNBC Daily Open: U.S. stocks hit records despite AI-led tech slide CNBCCostco's quarterly beat isn't enough to knock out the bears — here's what could CNBCStock market today: Dow jumps 650 points to
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Using Treasury Department numbers on revenue from tariffs and Goldman Sachs estimates of who ends up paying for them, the Democrats' report Thursday found that American consumers' share of the bill came to nearly $159 billion — or $1,198 per household — from February through November.
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