Amazon’s home drone sparks surveillance fears, but it may be the least-invasive thing Amazon makes
- Amazon on Thursday unveiled a camera-mounted drone that can fly around inside your house, called the Ring Always Home Cam.
- The drone can launch itself from its base and automatically patrol your house if it’s alerted to a disturbance by a paired Ring alarm.
- The announcement prompted privacy fears around the increased incursion by big tech surveillance products into people’s homes.
- The tiny drone is arguably one of Amazon’s less invasive products.
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Amazon’s latest security wheeze — a miniature drone that flies around your home looking for burglars — has prompted horrified responses about the potential for increased Big Tech surveillance.
Amazon unveiled the Ring Always Home Cam on Thursday, a tiny drone that can fly around your home and check for disturbances.
The $250 device sits inside the home in a cradle, and will launch itself if triggered by a paired Ring