In 2022, Amazon admitted Ring gave police your doorbell footage 11 times — without a warrant or your permission. Here's exactly how, simply explained.
By 2022, Ring had partnered with over 2,000 police departments through its Neighbors app. In a disclosure to Sen. Ed Markey, Amazon confirmed it shared user footage with police 11 times that year without consent or a warrant, under an "emergency" exception. In 2023, Amazon paid $5.8 million to settle FTC claims over employee access to customer videos. In January 2024, Ring ended its direct police footage-request tool — though the emergency exception remains active.
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The 2022 disclosure: 11 requests, no warrant • The "emergency" exception, explained •
The 2023 FTC settlement • What changed in 2024 — and what didn't •
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