Patent application looks at smart doorbell sniffing, ACLU reacts
TechXplore - Mon 17 Dec 18Facial recognition tech added to video-laden doorbells to track "suspicious" people? Sounds like a thorny concept, as people are still reeling over privacy and the lack thereof in very recent ...
This patent shows Amazon may seek to create a ‘database of suspicious persons’ using facial recognition technology
The Washington Post - Thu 13 Dec 18The filing suggests Ring doorbell cameras could be equipped with technology that would allow the devices to gather data and identify people considered “suspicious.”
Amazon's Ring takes heat for considering facial recognition for its video doorbells - CNET
CNET - Fri 14 Dec 18Two patent applications from the company describe identifying "suspicious" people then automatically alerting police.
Amazon plans to bring facial recognition to your front door will bring about an Orwellian world
Daily Mail - Fri 14 Dec 18The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has slammed the integration of facial recognition with smart doorbells as 'disturbing'.
Worried Amazon Will Add Facial Recognition to Doorbells? Too Late
Extremetech - Thu 13 Dec 18Warnings about the privacy implications of future facial recognition products for home security are at the risk of being too late, as it is already being broadly deployed, and is mostly unregulated. The ...
Amazon criticised for 'disturbing' plan to add facial recognition technology to doorbellsÂ
Telegraph.co.uk Tech - Fri 14 Dec 18ACLU’s warning: “Amazon is dreaming of a dangerous future” of surveillance
Fastcompany Tech - Thu 13 Dec 18The ACLU protecting your civil liberties at your porch. The ACLU is sounding the alarm about a patent application from Amazon that would pair a face surveillance program with a doorbell camera. The ...