"Ring Adds End-to-End Encryption to Quell Security Uproar"

Ring smart doorbells have faced years of criticism from cybersecurity experts for flaws in their system that opened video and data collected by the system to be stolen by adversaries.  After many cybersecurity experts stated that Ring lacked attention to basic digital security, the smart doorbell maker is now providing an end-to-end encryption feature free to users. According to Ring, the new feature can be added to less than 50 percent of its in-use products. Older model smart-doorbell products, such as its first and second-generation video doorbells, cannot be upgraded with the added protection.

Threatpost reports: "Ring Adds End-to-End Encryption to Quell Security Uproar"