If you tuned into Super Bowl LX on Sunday, you may have caught Ring's big ad of the night: The company tried to tap into us dog owners' collective fear of losing our pets, demonstrating how its new ...

The Search Party feature is allegedly part of Ring’s plan to ‘complete what we started,’ although the significance of the ...

While Ring’s new Search Party feature aims to help pet owners quickly locate lost dogs using AI-based technology to scan footage across its outdoor camera network, some critics aren’t so sure they’re ...

Ring's AI pet-tracking ad at the Super Bowl sparked outrage and raised questions about privacy and tracking. Here's what you need to know. Plus, Ring's big decision to split with Flock. Tyler has ...

Ring cameras banding together to help find missing pets—what’s not to like? But while Ring’s Search Party has a laudable goal, the just-announced functionality is yet another community-minded Ring ...

An internal email from Ring founder Jamie Siminoff reveals that Search Party for Dogs was only ever going to be a first step.

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The smart home tool is drawing scrutiny from lawmakers and civil liberties groups who fear the technology will evolve into broader surveillance infrastructure.

Ring founder Jamie Siminoff has been on an “explanation tour,” as The New York Times puts it, following the fallout from its Super Bowl ad and the introduction of its Search Party feature.

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