Quick Look: Ring, Ring: The Rise of Ubiquitous Consumer Surveillance Systems
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Describes how IoT doorbell and similar consumer cameras (e.g., Ring-style devices) form neighborhood-wide private surveillance networks by uploading footage to the cloud and sharing it with police. Covers the technical means of crowd-sourcing video data, and examines the resulting social, legal and ethical challenges to traditional privacy and government-surveillance norms.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:52Typical RING or NEST STANDALONE CONFIGURATION
- 3:43So...are Private Consumer Surveillance Systems Just A Fancy Neighborhood Watch?
- 5:02Facial Recognition and AI- • An Amazon US patent filing adds Facial Recognition (FR) and Al to the Neighbors system
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