A $10K Bounty Awaits Anyone Who Can Hack Ring Cameras to Stop Sharing Data With Amazon
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Following Ring’s Super Bowl [commercial]() for its 'Search Party' feature, which uses a network of cameras to locate lost dogs and could extend to tracking people per a [leaked internal Ring email](), widespread criticism framed the tool as a neighborhood [surveillance dragnet](); Ring halted its partnership with [Flock](), and CEO Jamie Siminoff began an [apology tour](). In response, the Fulu Foundation—founded by repair advocate [YouTuber]() Louis Rossmann—announced a $10,000+ [bounty]() to incentivize disabling Ring doorbells’ cloud-tethered, user-hostile features, aiming to return control of device data to users.
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