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> Ring is just giving this to cops for free and offering customers a discount for letting their video surveillance from their home / doorbell be shared with the
by fixermark 8y ago
> Ring is just giving this to cops for free and offering customers a discount for letting their video surveillance from their home / doorbell be shared with the police in this portal
That's a hell of a market strategy. Do you have a source on that discount story? Because I'm not able to find one right now.
- reaperducer 8y agoDo you have a source on that discount story? Because I'm not able to find one right now. Not the OP, but my neighborhood's Nextdoor message board is filled with both Ring discounts, and pleas from the local PD for people to buy them. I have no proof that they're related, but if the marketing is being done through hyper-targeted methods like this, it might explain why it's not Googleable.
- fixermark 8y agoI think I misunderstood OP's meaning. I though they were claiming the police were paying directly for video signal; it appears police or Ring are offering discounts to get the hardware in the belief that citizens will volunteer the video when the local police need help to stop a crime.