Post by Sarge on Mar 31, 2023 15:42:02 GMT
Not exactly new but it's coming up again.
arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2019/08/police-can-get-your-ring-doorbell-footage-without-a-warrant-report-says/
www.markey.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/amazon_response_to_senator_markey-july_13_2022.pdf
A legal perspective
The Fresno County (California) Sheriff's Office told Government Technology that, while most users "play ball," for the ones who don't, "If we ask within 60 days of the recording and as long as it’s been uploaded to the cloud, then Ring can take it out of the cloud and send it to us legally so that we can use it as part of our investigation."
The officer who spoke to us also dismissed the potential for user privacy concerns. "The consumer knows what they're getting into... If you're a good upstanding person who is doing things lawfully, nobody has concerns," the officer told GovTech.
The officer who spoke to us also dismissed the potential for user privacy concerns. "The consumer knows what they're getting into... If you're a good upstanding person who is doing things lawfully, nobody has concerns," the officer told GovTech.
www.markey.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/amazon_response_to_senator_markey-july_13_2022.pdf
A legal perspective
