Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2020/01/09/no-comment.html
…
4 Likes
The criminal “Ring Ring”.
11 Likes
shocked not shocked.gif
8 Likes
The urge to voyeur is strong with these ones.
5 Likes
This company needs to fail immediately.
I’ve absolutely had enough of their shit
3 Likes
Wondering if they should have two supervisors who’s only job is to watch those three, as well as the co-supervisor to make sure they’re not abusing their posts.
3 Likes
Well I for one am completely put at ease by Ring’s denial of any problems going forward. Surely they would never lie to protect their business, right? Oh wait, we already know they lie like rugs.
1 Like
I mean, it’s better than them not getting fired, right?
2 Likes
Did they get new jobs as liaisons with police departments?
2 Likes
Good times to be a Luddite.
2 Likes
Over the last four years, Ring has received four complaints or inquiries regarding a team member’s access to Ring video data,
How does one know that someone is seeing their recordings?
Do you just assume it is happening and file a random complain and hope for the best?
In each instance, once Ring was made aware of the alleged conduct, Ring promptly investigated the incident, and after determining that the individual violated company policy, terminated the individual
Have they really fired those four or they are just saying that they would be fired after/when the violation is determined?
If they were really fired, does it means that every worker investigated was fired?
Maybe they could just put a ring camera to watch them.
My initial thought was having it always be a two way camera, but that didn’t seem technically feasible/practical/effective.
This topic was automatically closed after 5 days. New replies are no longer allowed.
