Ring shares your doorbell activity and data with third parties
like Facebook and Amazon unless you tell them not to. An
investigation by the Electronic Frontier Foundation found that
Ring has shared personally identifiable information such as when
you are home and away, names, email addresses, when you use the
doorbell app, model numbers, and your home internet address.
Here’s how to block third party data from being shared by Ring.
Launch Ring app > tap menu on top left > Control Center
> Third Party Service Providers > Opt Out
Next see if there are
any strangers currently signed into your Ring doorbell. From the
Control Center in the Ring app, select Shared Users.
Then set Two-Factor
Authentication within the Control Center to make it next to
impossible for a hacker to get into your Ring doorbell.