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FTC v. Ring (employee access to customer videos) privacy case

US District Court, District of Columbia · 1:23-cv-01549 · filed May 31, 2023 · Settled

The FTC alleged Amazon's Ring let employees and contractors view customers' private videos and failed to stop hackers from taking over cameras.

The case

Plaintiffs
Federal Trade Commission
Defendants
Ring LLC
Court
US District Court, District of Columbia
Docket
1:23-cv-01549
Filed
May 31, 2023
Status
SettledFTC sent refunds to Ring customers in April 2024.
Outcome
Ring agreed to pay USD 5.8 million for consumer refunds and to delete data products built from unlawfully reviewed videos.
Amount
$5.8 million

History

2 dated entries
DateEntry
Jun 16, 2023Ruling: ORDER granting 2 Unopposed Motion for Order for Injunction and Monetary Relief
May 31, 2023Filing: Complaint filed: FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION v. Ring LLC
WhenCase
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FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION v. Ring LLC

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