Ring’s Search Party feature is designed to bring lost dogs home, but a Super Bowl ad showcasing it sparked a flood of privacy ...

The Amazon-owned company doorbell camera tool to find lost dogs could be used by DHS and ICE to track protestors and ...

“Pets are family, but every year 10 million go missing,” says Ring founder Jamie Siminoff as shots of cute pups, sad children and lost-dog posters stapled to telephone poles flash on screen. “And the ...

Are the situations overblown? Sure. Is it time to ask some hard questions? Definitely.

Many Super Bowl viewers were left stunned by Ring's announcement of its new Search Party feature. Their advert featured Jamie Siminoff, the founder of Ring, showing off a new feature that 'uses AI to ...

Ring has expanded its AI-powered Search Party feature nationwide, allowing anyone to use nearby cameras to help find a lost dog quickly.

These developments have many wondering what a smart security camera or doorbell does, who has access to the video they take — and what homeowners can do to secure their own data.

Ring's first Super Bowl commercial is dedicated to the company's newly expanded Search Party feature ...

Some users disabling their Ring cameras are citing Flock Safety's use by ICE.

There's been a lot of heat on Ring doorbells since the Super Bowl ad, and now people are realising that they all have this 'creepy' new feature ...

Although probably best known for its video doorbells, Ring offers a range of both indoor and security cameras, including the 2K Ring Outdoor Cam Plus launched earlier this year. However, with the Ring ...