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Ring trials customer video end-to-end encryption for smart doorbells – ZDNet
The security feature will be opt-in for users that want to encrypt their video feeds.
Ring has launched a technical preview of video end-to-end encryption to bolster the security of home video feeds.
This week, the Amazon-owned smart doorbell maker said the feature is currently being rolled out to customers in order to elicit feedback, and if it proves to be successful, end-to-end video encryption could eventually be offered to users that want to add an “additional layer of security to their videos” as an opt-in feature.
“We will continue to innovate and invest in features that…
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