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It comes down to data ownership. If my recordings of outside my home are “mine”, then police can’t get it without a warrant. Amazon certainly shouldn’t be able
by taurath 7y ago
It comes down to data ownership. If my recordings of outside my home are “mine”, then police can’t get it without a warrant. Amazon certainly shouldn’t be able to access anything without my full consent.
In that case, I don’t see any reason it’s different than a closed loop system.
- shadowgovt 7y agoPrecisely. Most of the controversy about Ring is the risk that the data is being accessed without user consent by parties hostile to the user's best interests, not that the device collects the data at all. In general, people bought the device to collect this data (for their own use).