Ring doorbells can now identify faces—but experts say it’s a major privacy invasion. Here’s everything you need to know

Tech keeps getting better ... or worse, if you ask privacy experts. Find out which new Ring doorbell feature is making people a little nervous.
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Amazon Must Face Biometric Privacy Claims Over Ring Doorbells

Amazon must face claims that it violated an Illinois biometric privacy law by allegedly compiling facial templates of visitors to homes with Ring video doorbells, a federal judge has ruled. The ...
AOL

Ring cameras' new Familiar Faces tool violates state privacy laws, privacy experts say

On Sept. 30, Amazon announced new Ring security cameras and AI features at an event in New York City. Now, the Electronic Frontier Foundation says that one of those AI features, a tool called Familiar ...
Security

Xailient brings privacy-safe face recognition to the smart home with Abode Systems partnership

Orchestrait is the world's first privacy-safe face recognition solution that uses state-of-the-art artificial intelligence (AI) at the edge to ensure full compliance with biometric data and privacy ...
Forbes

What Happens If Biometric Data Is Breached (And How To Prevent It)

Biometric authentication—using fingerprints, facial recognition or even iris recognition—has become an integral part of our society and digital security. I'm asked questions about about this topic ...
Security

Biometrics, Mobile Devices and the Future of Physical Access Control

Mobile and Cloud-Based Biometrics Redefine Access Control: Cloud-based SaaS access control platforms are eliminating the need for traditional card readers and biometric hardware, offering greater ...