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Amazon recently debuted a new feature for its Ring cameras that the company is calling Throw Away the Key Encryption (TAKE). The idea is to cut back on the amount of video content available to the company, and thus potentially available to law enforcement. But while it might technically add a speed bump to accessing full video content, it doesn’t deliver nearly the level of privacy we should be de
Cold TAKE: Amazon's New Encryption Method Still Doesn't Deliver Real Privacy7e72fd8ddf191bf5d729837c5597e9f46cd7a89570ab177de1b7d718d9c84552Network indicators are visibly defanged. This page does not make them clickable or send them to another service.
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