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Don’t be too eager to watch your favorite shows — check for this threat first. DC Studio / Shutterstock.com
Your smart TV is capable of more than just streaming your favorite shows and collecting your personal data for advertisers. It also provides another avenue for scammers looking to steal your information and money. The Better Business Bureau (BBB) recently issued a warning to consumers: Don’t automatically trust pop-ups that appear on your smart TV. People have reported that when trying to…
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