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Amazon Fire TV

Amazon.com, Inc. · Smart TV

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7.0Surveillance
Index
Policy — what its policy permitsF
Evidence — what research provesF

Allegedly tracks every piece of content displayed via ACR, even inadvertent on-screen emails and financial information, and combines it with Amazon shopping data for targeting per a May 2026 class action.

Why this rating

Amazon's Fire TV platform allegedly tracks all displayed content via ACR — including inadvertently shown personal information — combined with Amazon shopping data for ad targeting, per a May 2026 class action.

What it is

Manufacturer
Amazon.com, Inc.
Category
Smart TV
Model years
2014-present
Market status
Current
Companion app
Fire TV

The evidence 1

Independent research, regulatory action, lawsuits, breaches and journalism about this device — the "what actually happens" axis. Each links to its source.

  1. Lawsuit · ClassAction.org · 2026-05-01

    May 2026 class action alleges Amazon's Fire TV platform tracks all displayed content via ACR, including inadvertently shown personal data, combined with Amazon shopping profiles for ad targeting.

    Why it matters here: May 2026 class action directly targets Amazon Fire TV's alleged ACR tracking combined with shopping data.

Where your data goes

Third parties this device's data has flowed to, and on what basis. An ended tag means the flow has verifiably stopped — it stays listed for the record.

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