RING OF FIRE: Millions of Ring doorbell owners warned of ‘high severity’ bug – check your app now

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August 23, 2022

A ‘HIGH severity’ app blunder put Ring doorbell video recordings at risk, it’s been revealed.

Tech giant Amazon quietly updated the Ring app for Android in May to fix the security slip-up.

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