A class action lawsuit has been filed against Amazon in Seattle by Charles Sigwalt, a resident of Virginia. The lawsuit alleges that Ring's Familiar Faces feature collects and stores images of individuals without their consent.
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Amazon sued in class action over Ring's facial recognition feature
A class action lawsuit has been initiated against Amazon regarding its Ring security system. The lawsuit claims that the Familiar Faces feature captures and retains images of individuals without obtaining their consent.
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Amazon faces class action lawsuit over Ring facial recognition feature
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Amazon sued in class action over Ring's facial recognition feature