throwaway393955

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   by throwaway393955 7y ago

   They don't need a warrant necessarily, just a subpoena. And with Ring, you never would get a chance to challenge it, because you're not the recipient.
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   by throwaway393955 7y ago

   They don't need a warrant. They only need to make a friendly administrative subpoena to Amazon, which will happily fork over the data without challenging the order, even if the owner has refused. https://arstechnica.com&#x2F
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   by throwaway393955 7y ago

   It's almost impossible to download Ring footage to a local storage medium. They are engineered to force you into their Cloud ecosystem.
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   by throwaway393955 7y ago

   Ring gives police scripts on how to manipulate/convince people to hand over their data. If they don't hand it over, police can get it anyway. They don't need a warrant -- Amazon will just give them the data upon request, even