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Ring Nation wants to lure you in with funny content—and push you to buy a Ring camera to make your own.
Even if you’re not gadget-obsessed, the odds are you’ve got at least one smart device at home. So how do you limit the internet of things from listening in?
Why does Amazon want a robot vacuum company? Spoiler: It's always about the data.
Amazon's smart-doorbell company, Ring, has provided surveillance footage to law enforcement without a warrant or the consent of doorbell-owners 11 times this year alone, according to a letter Amazon (AMZN) sent to Congress earlier this month.
In response to recent questions from Sen. Ed Markey, Amazon stated that it has provided police with user footage 11 times this year alone.
No patch yet for easy-to-hack access point that leaks data and exposes networks to hacks.
Illinois's sequel to BIPA?
The streaming apps and devices we pay for aren’t necessarily careful with our personal information.
DEFAULTS MATTER. Don't make the user configure in security.
The smart home was supposed to be the next big computing platform. Now it seems lost in a fog of frustration.
Doorbell cameras, smart thermostats, digital assistants, and other always-on devices open up a whole new world of privacy risks when the government has access to their data.