I'm not so sure. I'm sure. My daughters generation isn't fazed in the least by being bombarded by ads, and I've even heard some of her friends express (paraph

I'm not so sure. I'm sure. My daughters generation isn't fazed in the least by being bombarded by ads, and I've even heard some of her friends express (paraphrased) "why worry...everyone has something embarrassing on the Net". Ring is (apparently) wildly popular. I know dozens of houses in my neighborhood who have installed it, and many of them think the privacy invading parts are, at worst, a 'necessary evil', and some folks think the parts like "open access for LEA" are awesome. I've only talked to perhaps 2 homes where they were "I'm not comfortable with that". Trust is a tricky thing to establish and virtually impossible to regain. I don't disagree, but I don't think 'trust' is still built on the things it used to be built on.