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They do have an end to end encryption option. Wonder if that helps any. https://ring.com/support/articles/7e3lk/using-video-end-to-end-encryption-e2ee https:/
by dbg31415 1y ago
They do have an end to end encryption option.
Wonder if that helps any.
https://ring.com/support/articles/7e3lk/using-video-end-to-end-encryption-e2ee https://ring.com/support/articles/7e3lk/using-video-end-to-e...
- SteveNuts 1y agoWithout solid third party verification that promise isn’t worth the HTML it’s written in.
- TechRemarker 1y agoOn that page though it looks like most all the features are not available with E2EE, event timeline, person detection, search you name it. So imagine few if any use it, since alternative options that can locally do all that and still have E2EE.
- some_furry 1y agoThe security of pretty much everything Amazon boils down to KMS. KMS access is based on IAM policies. If law enforcement wants access to your KMS keys, they'll compel IAM, not KMS, to give them access. If you ask KMS about it, they'll play dumb.
- Terr_ 1y agoIt depends if Amazon has any way to access to the encryption key that supposedly protects the content.