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Amazon's Home Surveillance Chief Declared War on "Dirtbag Criminals" as Company Got Closer to Police
For those in the 'burbs and cities, this is perhaps more of a concern.
Should your security cameras pick up people on the sidewalk/street ?
Time your car as it goes by each day?
peer into your garage, backyard, window?
— an avowed attempt to merge 24/7 video, ubiquitous computer sensors, and facial recognition, and deliver it to local police on a platter.
But would Ring draw an ethical line at sharing footage directly with police, even if there was consent? It wouldn't say." The answer is that no such line, ethical or otherwise, exists.
For those in the 'burbs and cities, this is perhaps more of a concern.
Should your security cameras pick up people on the sidewalk/street ?
Time your car as it goes by each day?
peer into your garage, backyard, window?