Video Doorbells Capture Faces Without Consent
BGR reports the Familiar Faces feature on Google and Ring doorbells draws lawsuits for capturing images without consent.
BGR reports the Familiar Faces feature on Google and Ring doorbells draws lawsuits for capturing images without consent.
BGR published an article stating that video doorbells from Google and Ring capture images of people for the Familiar Faces feature without consent. The piece notes this has prompted lawsuits and provides steps to disable the option. The source summary repeats that the devices have used the feature on passersby and outlines how users can turn it off through device settings.
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BGR reports the Familiar Faces feature on Google and Ring doorbells draws lawsuits for capturing images without consent.
BGR published an article stating that video doorbells from Google and Ring capture images of people for the Familiar Faces feature without consent. The piece notes this has prompted lawsuits and provides steps to disable the option. The source summary repeats that the devices have used the feature on passersby and outlines how users can turn it off through device settings.
