Social Media Users Vow Never To Buy Ring Cameras After Viewing 'Creepy,' 'Dystopian' Super Bowl Ad

Ring Doorbell Camera Ad Asks Users to Opt In to Mass Surveillance Under the Guise of Finding Missing Pets: 'Terrifying'

Things absolutely nobody said while watching Sunday’s Super Bowl: No. 1: “Forget Tom Brady or Joe Montana — clutch play and throwing accuracy, thy name is Drake Maye.” No. 2: […] The post Ring Doorbell Camera Ad Asks Users to Opt In to Mass Surveillance Under the Guise of Finding Missing Pets: 'Terrifying' appeared first on The Western Journal.

Social Media Users Vow Never To Buy Ring Cameras After Viewing 'Creepy,' 'Dystopian' Super Bowl Ad

"I’ve never seen a commercial destroy a company’s reputation before. Great work, Ring," one X user noted.

Ring’s ‘Lost Dog’ Super Bowl Commercial Sparks Mass Surveillance Fears

A Super Bowl commercial that features Amazon’s Ring doorbell camera triggered tremendous backlash online, with many viewers worrying that it glorifies mass surveillance.The “Be A Hero In Your Neighborhood” ad begins with a video of a young girl reunited with her dog before jumping to a fictionalized preview of when her family pet went missing. Ring founder Jamie Siminoff explains during the ad that 10 million dogs go missing every yea

Ring’s Dystopian Super Bowl Ad Sparked Outrage — But the Surveillance Debate It Ignited Is Far From Over

When Amazon-owned Ring aired its now-infamous Super Bowl advertisement, the company likely anticipated it would generate buzz. What it may not have anticipated was the depth of backlash — a firestorm of criticism from privacy advocates, civil liberties organizations, and everyday consumers who saw in the slick, high-production spot not a vision of safety, but a chilling preview of a surveillance state normalized under the banner of neighborhood …

Ring Doorbell's 'dystopian' Super Bowl ad is sparking privacy concerns

Amazon's Ring Doorbell Super Bowl ad reveals a new tech update for its product, but some people feel uncomfortable