November 5, 2021
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1:38Now PlayingRing doorbell cameras are everywhere, capturing everything from terrifying break-ins, to creepy peeping toms and brazen porch pirates. Now, Ring, which is owned by Amazon, has a new app called Neighbors, which can connect every Ring camera installed in the neighborhood to each other with real-time crime alerts — as long as the homeowners consent. Some think it’s a great way to cut down crime. But some privacy advocates say it’s a “privacy disaster in the making.”
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