> But the EFF said Ring was failing to protect users' privacy, noting only one of the trackers it had found was mentioned in the company's privacy policy. Wow.

> But the EFF said Ring was failing to protect users' privacy, noting only one of the trackers it had found was mentioned in the company's privacy policy. Wow. We're fast approaching a dystopian future where privacy will no longer be at all possible. Aren't Ring doorbells something you purchase? Then how can they treat your data like this? It's not it's a free product you're using in exchange for tracking and ads.