Ring no longer allowing police to request users' doorbell video footage

Police and fire departments will no longer be able to request users’ doorbell video footage from the -owned Ring, the company announced. Ring, in a Wednesday blog post, said it will end its “Request for Assistance (RFA)” tool, meaning public safety agencies will no longer be able to request and receive video in its Neighbors…
Police and fire departments will no longer be able to request users’ doorbell video footage from the -owned Ring, the company announced. Ring, in a Wednesday blog post, said it will end its “Request for Assistance (RFA)” tool, meaning public safety agencies will no longer be able to request and receive video in its Neighbors…

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Ring will no longer allow police to request, access doorbell camera footage through its app

Ring will no longer allow police to request doorbell camera footage from users

Ring will no longer allow police to request doorbell camera footage from users

Ring will no longer allow police to request doorbell camera footage from users

Complex on X: Police will not be able to use the Neighbors app on 's Ring to request doorbell camera footage going forward. Read more: / X

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