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Your ring camera is being used to abduct your neighbors
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this post was submitted on 23 Jan 2026
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If this is a surprise to somebody, I question their critical thinking skills.
It is a surprise to me, I didn't know they weren't doing it yet.
Ring has been giving police warentless access to video for as long they've been around. Its hardly news.
That was on demand though, not passively fed to Flock
Weren't you aware of the Snowden revelations?
Read my first comment
My bad. Misread it :)
old ppl.