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Amazon Ring Facial Recognition Privacy Class Action

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Amazon · Ring doorbells and the Familiar Faces facial-recognition feature · New Filing

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About this case

A proposed class action filed in federal court in Washington state alleges that Amazon's Ring doorbell cameras used the Familiar Faces feature to scan, store, and classify visitors, passersby, and other people without adequate notice or consent. The complaint alleges violations of the Federal Trade Commission Act and seeks more than $5 million in damages; the matter is at the filing stage.

Case overview

Defendant company
Amazon
Product or service
Ring doorbells and the Familiar Faces facial-recognition feature
Court case number
2:26-cv-01887
Case status
New Filing
Lawsuit type
Privacy
Reported harm
Privacy Security

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