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  • Ring

    Ring reportedly gave employees access to customer video feeds

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    Mallory Locklear
    Mallory Locklear
    01.10.2019

    Ring's privacy practices have come under scrutiny in recent months and the latest report from The Intercept details just how lax the company has been when it comes to users' personal video feeds. Ring's product lines include security cameras, video doorbells, lighting and alarm systems and the company was acquired by Amazon last year. But recent reports have shown that a large number of Ring employees, both in the US and abroad, were granted unlimited access to the video feeds collected by Ring products, and for the most part, it appears that the company never made its customers aware of such a practice.

  • SimpliSafe

    SimpliSafe monitors the outdoors with its first video doorbell

    by 
    AJ Dellinger
    AJ Dellinger
    10.17.2018

    There is already no shortage of options for smart doorbells, and now you can add SimpliSafe's Video Doorbell Pro to the list. The device marks the security firm's first venture into home security outside of the house.

  • August

    August's smart doorbells now include 24 hours of video recording

    by 
    Jon Fingas
    Jon Fingas
    03.08.2018

    Video doorbells are great for spotting visitors, but their live footage only goes so far. What if you don't pay extra for cloud storage and miss an important guest, or (perish the thought) a burglar? With August, at least, that shouldn't be an issue -- it's giving 24 hours of free cloud video to Doorbell Cam and Doorbell Cam Pro owners. This won't help much if you go on a vacation or need to keep footage for evidence's sake, but it could help you catch a lazy courier or give police a snapshot to work with.