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How to replicate the "smart tv experience"?
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OK, buy a webcam and set it up so it's pointed at your couch or wherever you sit in front of your TV. Make the webcam audio and video stream available on a public server. Then do all your web browsing in vanilla Chrome with no ad or script blockers. Make sure that you always have tabs open for Amazon and Facebook, and allow their web apps access to the webcam data.
The smart TV experience.
I have no idea what I wanted to see, coming into this thread, but I got exactly what I've expected
And then act surprised when you find leak of yourself doing something inappropriate going viral.