Ring doorbells: Won't you see my neighbor? (Lock and Code S07E05)

Ali Nemati1 day ago28 sec read17 views

During a Super Bowl commercial, Amazon's Ring promoted a new feature called "Search Party" that uses AI to search through footage from multiple Ring cameras for lost items, raising concerns about privacy and surveillance capabilities. This has sparked debates over how personal data from smart devices can be used by companies and law enforcement without users' full awareness or consent.

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