Ring is a subsidiary of Amazon, and your Ring data may be shared with or processed by Amazon in connection with Ring's services and Amazon's broader data infrastructure.
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As an Amazon subsidiary, Ring operates within Amazon's data ecosystem, meaning your video footage, usage data, and personal information may be accessible to or processed by Amazon, with implications for how your data is used across Amazon's services.
Interpretive note: This document does not explicitly address the Amazon-Ring data sharing relationship; the provision is inferred from Ring's known corporate structure and is not directly stated on this overview page.
Your Ring account data, including video footage and usage patterns, may be processed by Amazon as Ring's parent company, potentially creating data linkages with your Amazon shopping, Alexa, or other Amazon service accounts. The extent of this data integration is not fully specified in this overview document.
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we may share data between our affiliates for the safety and security of our users and may take necessary actions if we believe you have violated these Terms, including banning you from our Services and/or our affiliates' services...
Protect us, our business, our users, and others, for example to enforce our terms of service, prevent spam or other unwanted communications, and investigate or protect against fraud
Each payment processor uses and processes your complete payment information in accordance with its applicable privacy policy (Stripe and PayPal).
"Respect for customer privacy and security guides every action we take at Ring. From giving customers easy-to-use products and services that help them protect and connect to the places, people and things that matter to them to prioritizing the privacy, security and control of their devices and personal information, our commitment to privacy is built on the following guiding pillars.Excerpt from Ring's Privacy Notice
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Ring's Amazon parent relationship creates data flow considerations under GDPR Chapter V for EU users, as data transfers between Ring and Amazon's US-based infrastructure may require standard contractual clauses or other transfer mechanisms.
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As an Amazon subsidiary, Ring operates within Amazon's data ecosystem, meaning your video footage, usage data, and personal information may be accessible to or processed by Amazon, with implications for how your data is used across Amazon's services.
Your Ring account data, including video footage and usage patterns, may be processed by Amazon as Ring's parent company, potentially creating data linkages with your Amazon shopping, Alexa, or other Amazon service accounts. The extent of this data integration is not fully specified in this overview document.
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