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What Ring’s ‘Search Party’ actually does, and why its Super Bowl ad gave people the creeps

Ring's Super Bowl ad for its AI-powered lost-dog feature was meant to be heartwarming. Instead, it set off a firestorm over privacy, surveillance, and what the technology could be used for next. Here's what it actually does.

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Ring's AI Search Party helps find lost dogs faster

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Ring’s AI Pet Search Party Has The Internet Worried: Here’s What To Know

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Ring is using lost dogs to make the surveillance state adorable

The Amazon-owned company doorbell camera tool to find lost dogs could be used by DHS and ICE to track protestors and ...

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What Amazon Ring's New 'Search Party' Feature Means for Your Privacy

Ring's Super Bowl ad created a lot of chatter about AI surveillance and privacy. Here are the facts about the Search Party ...

Ring now lets anyone use the Neighbors app to report and find lost pets

Ring is expanding its Search Party for Dogs feature, letting anyone use the Neighbors app to report and find lost pets by tapping into nearby outdoor cameras and community alerts.

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Unpacking claim ICE has free access to Ring doorbell cameras through Flock

The relationships between tech companies and the Trump administration have come under more scrutiny as opposition to ICE ...

Anyone can use Ring’s AI-powered pet finder now

Dog gone missing? Now you can launch a Ring ‘Search Party’ for your missing pooch whether you own a Ring camera or not.

Ring Aims Its 2026 Super Bowl Commercial Directly At Pet Lovers Everywhere

Ring's Super Bowl ad focuses on its Search Party for Dogs feature, which uses the cameras' AI feature to help pet owners reunite with lost dogs.

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