Amazon's top-selling video doorbells have no security

Re:Amazon's top-selling video doorbells have no security by blacksmith_tb on Thursday February 29, 2024 @07:15PM (#39556976)

Terrible, but not surprising. Though the headline feels like it's trying to imply the offending doorbells are Ring products (since those are presumably "Amazon's top-selling video doorbells" if we take that to mean "made by Amazon" and not just "sold by Amazon"... or that could be unintended, I suppose.

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Re:Amazon's top-selling video doorbells have no security by gfs on Thursday February 29, 2024 @07:28PM (#39557067)

I believe Amazon acquired Ring.

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Re:Amazon's top-selling video doorbells have no security by minebreaker on Thursday February 29, 2024 @07:57PM (#39557247)

I'm confused. The article is not about Ring, is it?

> some Amazon’s Choice video bells have security so bad

> The consumer protection organisation found that the same video doorbells were sold under a wide range of brand names.

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Re:Amazon's top-selling video doorbells have no security by NonAnonCoward on Friday March 01, 2024 @06:57AM (#39560930)

It is not about Ring but the title was written in a clickbait manner to make it feel as if it were about Ring (which is an Amazon product)

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Re:Amazon's top-selling video doorbells have no security by crtasm on Friday March 01, 2024 @10:51AM (#39562886)

Current title:

PSA: Don’t trust Amazon’s Choice video doorbells – some allow anyone to spy on you

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