Ring has formed a partnership with Axon to allow police to request video footage from users, which marks a reversal of its previous policy to limit sharing. The new system enables law enforcement to solicit video through Axon's digital management platform. Users retain control over whether to share footage, which will be encrypted if sent. The partnership aims to enhance community safety, despite prior concerns over user privacy and data sharing practices.
Ring has once again started letting police request footage from users through its partnership with Axon, a move that reverses its previous decision to limit sharing.
This partnership allows police to solicit video footage from Ring users via Axon's digital evidence management system, while giving users the choice to comply.
Footage shared will be encrypted and securely added to case files, with assurances that user information will not be disclosed if they decline.
Ring's founder stated that this integration aims to align with the mission of making neighborhoods safer, despite previous privacy concerns.
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