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Smart Security For Your Home: How Video Doorbells Enhance Safety And Convenience
In a world where technology is seamlessly weaving into the fabric of our daily lives, video doorbells have emerged as a quiet yet powerful guardian. They redefine the very idea of home security, blending safety with convenience.
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Ring Doorbell Company Is Offering $1 Million To Anyone Who Spots An Alien
Ring said, "There's a possibility that Extraterrestrial activity could be happening right outside your front door."
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US FTC Says Amazon Ring Violated Customer Privacy, Announces $5.8-Million Settlement
US Federal Trade Commission said in a court filing on Wednesday that Amazon's Ring doorbell camera unit spied for months on female customers in 2017 with cameras placed in bedrooms and bathrooms and announced a $5.8 million (roughly Rs. 47 crore) settlement with the company over privacy violations.
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Watch: Doorbell Camera Helps US Cops Find A Youngster Hiding In Trash Can
The video was shared by a Twitter user named Jaz. The caption of the video reads, "Ring camera at it's best!"
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Amazon’s Ring Unit Gave Police Data Without User Consent 11 Times in 2022, US Lawmaker Says
Amazon’s Ring doorbell unit shared footage outside owners’ homes with law enforcement without their consent 11 times so far in 2022, according to a letter from the company shared by US Senator Edward Markey, a lawmaker interested in privacy. Amazon said it provided the video under emergency circumstances, and revealed that Ring made a “good-f...
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Amazon-Owned Ring App Sending User Data to Third Parties: EFF
US-based digital rights group the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EEF) has found that Amazon-owned Ring doorbell app is "packed" with third-party tracking, sending out a plethora of customers' personally identifiable information.
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Amazon's Ring Cameras Are Vulnerable to Hackers, Claims Lawsuit in the US
Amazon.com and its Ring home security camera unit have been sued by an Alabama homeowner who said the cameras' defective design leaves purchasers vulnerable to cyberattacks.
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Amazon Says It’s Considered Face Scanning in Ring Doorbells
Amazon has considered adding facial recognition technology to its Ring doorbell cameras, according to a letter to a US senator defending its video-sharing partnerships with police.
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Amazon's Ring Doorbell Firm Partners With 400 US Police Forces, Extending Surveillance Reach
Ring has quietly forged video-sharing partnerships with more than 400 police forces across the United States.
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Amazon Faces Flak for Promoting Doorbell Camera Brand With Video of Suspected Thieves
Amazon-owned home security company Ring has been accused of exploiting the emotion of fear to sell its doorbell cameras.
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Watch: Alligator 'Rings' Doorbell In Shocking Video
Karen Alfano of Myrtle Beach found a huge alligator at her front door recently. The six-and-a-half foot alligator was captured on camera attempting to 'ring' her doorbell.
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Amazon May Be Working on 'Database of Suspicious Persons' Using Facial Recognition
Noting that the patent has not been issued by the patent office, Amazon said that patents do not necessarily reflect product development plans.
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Smart Security For Your Home: How Video Doorbells Enhance Safety And Convenience
In a world where technology is seamlessly weaving into the fabric of our daily lives, video doorbells have emerged as a quiet yet powerful guardian. They redefine the very idea of home security, blending safety with convenience.
-
Ring Doorbell Company Is Offering $1 Million To Anyone Who Spots An Alien
Ring said, "There's a possibility that Extraterrestrial activity could be happening right outside your front door."
-
US FTC Says Amazon Ring Violated Customer Privacy, Announces $5.8-Million Settlement
US Federal Trade Commission said in a court filing on Wednesday that Amazon's Ring doorbell camera unit spied for months on female customers in 2017 with cameras placed in bedrooms and bathrooms and announced a $5.8 million (roughly Rs. 47 crore) settlement with the company over privacy violations.
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Watch: Doorbell Camera Helps US Cops Find A Youngster Hiding In Trash Can
The video was shared by a Twitter user named Jaz. The caption of the video reads, "Ring camera at it's best!"
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Amazon’s Ring Unit Gave Police Data Without User Consent 11 Times in 2022, US Lawmaker Says
Amazon’s Ring doorbell unit shared footage outside owners’ homes with law enforcement without their consent 11 times so far in 2022, according to a letter from the company shared by US Senator Edward Markey, a lawmaker interested in privacy. Amazon said it provided the video under emergency circumstances, and revealed that Ring made a “good-f...
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Amazon-Owned Ring App Sending User Data to Third Parties: EFF
US-based digital rights group the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EEF) has found that Amazon-owned Ring doorbell app is "packed" with third-party tracking, sending out a plethora of customers' personally identifiable information.
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Amazon's Ring Cameras Are Vulnerable to Hackers, Claims Lawsuit in the US
Amazon.com and its Ring home security camera unit have been sued by an Alabama homeowner who said the cameras' defective design leaves purchasers vulnerable to cyberattacks.
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Amazon Says It’s Considered Face Scanning in Ring Doorbells
Amazon has considered adding facial recognition technology to its Ring doorbell cameras, according to a letter to a US senator defending its video-sharing partnerships with police.
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Amazon's Ring Doorbell Firm Partners With 400 US Police Forces, Extending Surveillance Reach
Ring has quietly forged video-sharing partnerships with more than 400 police forces across the United States.
-
Amazon Faces Flak for Promoting Doorbell Camera Brand With Video of Suspected Thieves
Amazon-owned home security company Ring has been accused of exploiting the emotion of fear to sell its doorbell cameras.
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Watch: Alligator 'Rings' Doorbell In Shocking Video
Karen Alfano of Myrtle Beach found a huge alligator at her front door recently. The six-and-a-half foot alligator was captured on camera attempting to 'ring' her doorbell.
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Amazon May Be Working on 'Database of Suspicious Persons' Using Facial Recognition
Noting that the patent has not been issued by the patent office, Amazon said that patents do not necessarily reflect product development plans.
