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veej
Those who steal packages probably do it multiple times to multiple homes. Our ring cameras should be able to capture who the thief is. This feature shouldn’t show us or any neighbor who the person is for privacy reasons. However, if multiple people report the same thief, facial recognition software can group these incidents together. The more incidents, the higher the cost of the damage. If the total theft value for an specific thief is high, then the police would be motivated to look into it. Each neighbor (or Ring/Amazon) could elect to report it or it can automatically be reported to the authorities. This way, it’s an individual reporting a crime. Since we don’t get any data on the face recognition of a thief until multiple incidents are reported, privacy for a good citizen who walks by a camera is protected. It would also be nice to link an Amazon purchase to a theft to help determine the cost a thief is causing a neighborhood. Or a way to link your order history from any online store.. Thoughts?
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12-08-2021 20:30:16
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veej
They only go after thefts that have a damage cost over a certain value. They won’t go after my $100 package. Once again, these are technology features that give a convenience and peace of mind. And Amazon financially benefits from this. But thank you again, negative Nancy.
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13-08-2021 00:08:43
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BRetlaW
Hi, Eventhough I read that Eufy won't add face recognition I still ask for it because we absolutely need this option.. That would be useful to have an option to ignore people from ringing. And when you walk around the house triggers won't go off because it's in de db marked like 'people.living in the house'. These are some simple examples. This is for the doorbell and for security cameras. Kind regards, Walter
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29-08-2023 00:54:51
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Skull_One
Personally, I pray Ring never implements this feature in any way, shape or form.
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29-08-2023 02:10:07
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