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- 2026-10-22 12:30
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So, can cops use my Ring doorbell video without my consent? Short answer is no. They need consent or a search warrant. And you know, we never give consent, but they can't just come in and take your Ring camera footage. And they can't do that of a neighbor either. You might say, "Well, the neighbor's got video footage that might show me doing something against the law." They have to have a search warrant for that as well. Now, they might get the consent of the neighbor. You don't have any recourse there cuz if the neighbor gives them consent to get their Ring video camera, then the police can ascertain it and use it against you. So now you ask, well, can the company itself share the video footage with police? The short answer to that is no. Not without a search warrant. They would have to subpoena that footage and have a warrant for that footage in order to get
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