Ring’s new Familiar Faces feature uses facial recognition to identify visitors, offering convenience while raising fresh privacy and security concerns.

Ring belongs to Amazon, which gives the retail giant complete freedom to price these video doorbells however aggressively it wants without worrying about profit margins on individual units. Amazon’s ...

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The chilling moment a murderer told his associate to break down the front door of a family home moments before he started a ...

The chilling moment a murderer told his associate to break down the front door of a family home moments before he started a ...

Ring has confirmed that it's rolling out the Familiar Face feature in the US. This will identify visitors using AI, so that ...

Amazon Ring rolls out Familiar Faces, a controversial AI facial recognition feature to Ring video doorbells amid privacy ...

Ring is leaning fully into the festive spirit this year with a campaign that blends smart-home tech with an old Christmas tradition. For one week, ...

A dog in Florida has found a loving new home after being abandoned on the side of the road. Pastor Garcilazo found Leo the ...

The feature lets you identify the people who regularly come to your door by creating a catalog of up to 50 faces. The company ...

With a remote live feed, head-to-toe video, and easy battery access, this Ring video doorbell is a steal at this price.