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• @danjones000@microwords.goodevilgenius.org 2026-02-10 04:47

  which allows local law enforcement agencies to request video from Ring customers who use its Neighbors app So, if a local law enforcement agency is collaborating with ICE, and the local cops request access to the video from the customer, and the customer uses Ring's Neighbors app, and the Ring user allows local cops to have access to their feed, then, yes, ICE can see it. But no, according to all verifiable information, having a Ring camera doesn't automatically mean ICE can spy on your video feed. If you don't want to use the camera on principle because Flock is terrible (they are), and local cops shouldn't give ICE access to their surveillance network (they shouldn't), that's totally valid. But don't just make stuff up. @Viss@mastodon.social @Herndonite@mastodon.online

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