$5.6 million in refunds going to Ring customers in video privacy settlement
Briefly

The FTC accused Ring of allowing its employees and contractors to access customers' private videos for training algorithms without consent, resulting in privacy violations.
Ring was charged with failing to implement adequate security measures, allowing hackers to compromise user accounts, cameras, and videos.
The settlement with the FTC required Ring to delete unlawfully obtained content, strengthen security measures, and refund eligible customers using the fines paid.
Ring attributed breaches to bad actors utilizing stolen credentials from other companies in accessing Ring accounts, taking actions to protect impacted users.
Read at www.ocregister.com
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