Update, July 20, 2025: This story, originally published on July 19, has been updated with information concerning hundreds of comments from Ring doorbell users who claim that unknown devices logged ...

Ring, the Amazon-owned home surveillance company, is partnering with taser-maker Axon to once again help law enforcement request footage from users’ doorbell cameras. The move reverses Ring’s 2024 ...

INVESTIGATOR BRIAN ROCHE HAS MORE. SO THIS ISSUE WITH THE RING CAMERA SYSTEMS DATES BACK TO MAY 28TH OF THIS YEAR. A RING USER NOTICED THAT HER RING DEVICES HAD BEEN ACCESSED BY UNFAMILIAR DEVICES.

Ongoing drone interest has led Ring users to use the "Neighbors" forum to discuss possible sightings. Some users shared frustration on Reddit about the influx of posts on the app unrelated to home ...

Less than two years after removing a feature that made it easier for law enforcement agencies to request footage from owners of Ring doorbells and other security products, Amazon has partnered with ...

Amazon said that the feature uses the Ring doorbell's video descriptions to determine who the person in front the camera is based on their uniform, actions, and what they are holding.

Amazon has launched its new Familiar Faces feature. It lets Ring users save people's faces to a library in the app. Critics argue it's a dangerous violation of privacy. Amazon has launched a new ...