Wired Bounty Offered to Hack Ring Cameras for Local Footage Storage
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A consumer advocacy group, the Fulu Foundation, has announced an $11,000 bounty for anyone who can hack Ring cameras to prevent them from sharing data with Amazon. This initiative aims to promote local storage of footage, enhancing user privacy and control over their data.
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