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Ring utilizes web and app analytics services that collect and analyze your personal information through automated technologies to understand how you use their services. You retain control over your data through several protective measures, including optional end-to-end encryption for videos, mandatory two-factor authentication, the ability to manage shared users and linked accounts, and the option to log out all devices from your account. Furthermore, Ring states that it does not sell personal information to third parties, and you can manage third-party analytics cookies and opt-out of marketing communications. You also have the right to request information, access, or deletion of your personal information, as applicable by law.
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No cited gotchas — wording is unclearCommitments and features that protect you and your data.
With optional end-to-end encryption, only you have the keys needed to decrypt your videos.
Why it helps: This feature gives you exclusive control over the decryption keys for your videos, enhancing your privacy and security by preventing unauthorized access.
With optional end-to-end encryption, only you have the keys needed to decrypt your videos.
All Ring accounts require two-factor authentication, which adds an extra layer of protection against unauthorized access.
Why it helps: Requiring two-factor authentication provides an enhanced security measure, making it more difficult for unauthorized individuals to access your Ring account.
All Ring accounts require two-factor authentication, providing you with an added layer of protection against unauthorized access to your Ring account.
You can choose who to share your Ring account with and control which devices they can access, with the ability to remove any shared user at any time.
Why it helps: This allows you to manage access to your devices and account, ensuring only authorized individuals can view or interact with your Ring system, and you can revoke access at any time.
Choose who to share your Ring account with, and have control over which devices they can access. Remove any shared user at any time.
The service takes steps to monitor and investigate any identified potentially unauthorized login attempts into your Ring account.
Why it helps: This proactive monitoring and investigation can help detect and address unauthorized access attempts, protecting your account security.
We take steps to monitor and investigate any identified potentially unauthorized login attempts into your Ring account.
You can see all devices (phones, tablets, computers) logged into your Ring account and have the option to "Remove all" to force all devices to logout.
Why it helps: This feature provides you with control over your account's access points, allowing you to secure your account by logging out all unauthorized or forgotten devices.
See all devices (phones, tablets, computers) that are logged into your Ring account. Click “Remove all” to force devices to logout.
You can view and manage services linked to your Ring account via Ring authentication, such as Alexa and IFTTT, and can remove any individual service at any time.
Why it helps: This allows you to control which third-party services have access to your Ring account, enhancing your privacy and security by enabling you to revoke access whenever you wish.
View and manage the services you authorized to link to your Ring account via Ring authentication, like Alexa, and IFTTT. You can remove any individual service, at any time.
Ring associates cannot activate or view live streams from your Ring device.
Why it helps: This commitment ensures that Ring employees cannot directly view your live video feeds, protecting your privacy from internal access.
No. Ring associates cannot activate or view live streams from your Ring device.
You can make selections regarding web and app analytics cookies placed by third parties and personalized advertising by third parties by visiting the Control Center or Cookie Settings Manager to set your preferences.
Why it helps: This gives you control over third-party tracking and personalized advertising, allowing you to manage your privacy settings and reduce unwanted data collection for marketing purposes.
To make a selection regarding web and app analytics cookies placed by third parties and personalized advertising by third parties, please visit the Control Center or Cookie Settings Manager to set your preferences.
You may have the right under applicable law to request information about the collection of your personal information, or access to or deletion of your personal information.
Why it helps: This provides a mechanism for you to exercise control over your personal data, allowing you to understand what information is collected, access it, and request its deletion as permitted by law.
You may have the right under applicable law to request information about the collection of your personal information by Ring, or access to or deletion of your personal information.
You can opt-out of marketing and other non-transactional communications by clicking the Unsubscribe link at the bottom of an email received from Ring.
Why it helps: This allows you to control the types of communications you receive from Ring, reducing unwanted marketing emails and maintaining your inbox preferences.
If you’d like to opt-out of marketing and other non-transactional communications from Ring, click the Unsubscribe link at the bottom of an email you've received from Ring.
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