Normalizing this kind of thing is not okay. It doesn't matter if its in the TOS, it shouldn't be a technology in the first place.

Yeah, and companies aren't notorious for burying heinous shit like this in their TOS so that when they get caught doing it, some idiot will jump up to say "ItS iN tHeIr ToS"

That's such nonsense. We really need some sort of "reasonable person" standard for terms of service. It's common knowledge people don't read them, so companies feel free to insert whatever bullshit they want because why not?

Unless you're advertising your TV's ability to listen to conversations, putting an expectation on me to tell people the walls are listening is not reasonable.

Subscribing to Disney plus does not mean I agree to arbitration if your negligence kills someone at a theme park.

I should not be entered into a one sided irrevocable contract because I bought a TV and plugged it in.

"We own your TV screen, and the contents of your TV screen."

By their license agreement, whether you watch normie content, use the screen to display proprietary business presentations, use it to show family photos from a USB stick, or screen that private adult video you made with your wife, LG can technically analyze all that stuff, serve you ads based off it, or sell it (or provide it) to third parties including the authorities.