#Jamie Siminoff

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 The business of platforming casual and warrantless police requests 

Surveillance doorbell maker Amazon Ring on Wednesday announced it is discontinuing an option that allowed law enforcement agencies to request video footage without a warrant.

The internet-connected security vendor is sunsetting the Request for Assistance (RFA) tool – a feature of its Neighbors app that enables authorities to ask Ring customers for their video recordings.And now no more, at least in the US where the Neighbors app operates.

"Public safety agencies like fire and police departments can still use the Neighbors app to share helpful safety tips, updates, and community events," the vendor explained. "They will no longer be able to use the RFA tool to request and receive video in the app."

After its acquisition of Ring in 2018, Amazon began partnering with local law enforcement to provide users of its Neighbors app with real-time crime and safety information – including video from customers' cameras.

"Over the past few years we have learned that, when neighbors, the Ring team and law enforcement all work together, we can create safer communities," declared Jamie Siminoff, chief inventor and founder of Ring, at the time. "Neighbors is meant to facilitate real-time communication between these groups, while maintaining neighbor privacy first and foremost."

In 2021, an Oxford County Court judge in the UK found otherwise – that Ring did not maintain neighbor privacy. Judge Melissa Clarke ruled that an Amazon Ring doorbell violated the UK's 2018 Data Protection Act by capturing audio beyond the range of its video capability. But in general, Ring is lawful in the UK and residents simply have to abide by the Information Commissioner's Office guidelines for CCTV camera placement.

In the US, where there's no federal privacy law and only a fig leaf of narrowly focused privacy regulations, Ring doorbells remain commonplace and haven't so far presented much legal risk. While some scholars argue that Ring violates US privacy rights, Congress has yet to address the core issues – that privately captured surveillance isn't subject to the same limitations as surveillance conducted by authorities, and people may not have the privacy they expect amid ubiquitous video cameras....

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Ring founder Jamie Siminoff departs to join Latch – TechToday

Newsletter Sed ut perspiciatis unde. Subscribe Popular video doorbell firm Ring is experiencing a significant leadership change as founder Jamie Siminoff announces his departure. Siminoff created Ring with the vision of allowing users to answer their door from their smartphones. He came up with the idea after wanting an easy way to know if someone is at the door while he was working in his…

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Ring founder Jamie Siminoff is stepping down as CEO

Jamie Siminoff, who founded Ring and created the video doorbell that started it all, is stepping down as the company’s CEO. In a blog post, Siminoff explained that invention is his true passion and that he’s focusing on creating new products for the company as its Chief Inventor instead.  Apparently, the rest of the Ring team has known about his transition plans and his search for a new chief…

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Ring’s Always Home Cam won’t be flying in your home until at least 2024, if then / We saw the first public demo of Amazon’s flying indoor security camera, but the company says the $250 autonomous indoor drone is still not ready for the real world. The Always Home Cam, Ring’s autonomous indoor security drone, made its public debut at CES this week. But it was flying in an empty room behind a glass door and disappearing into a side room between flights, so we never saw it take off or land. The demo, while impressive, shows that it’s unlikely we’ll see Ring’s indoor security camera patrolling your living room anytime soon. Despite announcing preorders (by invitation only) for the security camera in 2021 and saying it would ship to customers’ homes that year, Ring still hasn’t committed to a new date. “We are looking forward to — in the next short future — shipping it out to customers at high volume,” founder Jamie Siminoff told The Verge in an interview. But he also said 2024 was the earliest we could expect to see it widely available. What are your thoughts on this all new camera gadget and system? Video: @ring @richontech https://www.instagram.com/p/CnNCWrfp_me/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Джейми Симинофф изобрел беспроводной дверной звонок Ring и является генеральным директором компании Ring, которая была приобретена Amazon в 2018 году. Jamie Siminoff  продал стартап-компанию Amazon в 2018 году по оценочной стоимости 1,8 миллиарда долларов, что сделало его миллионером, его чистый капитал составляет более 350 миллионов долларов (по оценкам на 2022 год). Jamie Siminoff о том, как стать миллионером если вы можете понять реальную ценность своего продукта, вы можете изменить всю свою жизнь и стать следующим успешным предпринимателем, поскольку это эпоха, когда Вам могут заплатить больше, чем фактическая стоимость ваших продуктов. В 2013 году Джейми был очередным основателем стартапа, работал над со своим продуктом под названием DoorBot, видео-дверной звонок с поддержкой WiFi, который может действовать как шпионская камера и может легко подключаться к смартфону через специальное приложение, чтобы увидеть, кто находится у двери, звоня в дверной звонок. Крутой вещью в этом продукте была функция, которая позволяла домовладельцам притворяться, что они находятся в доме, когда они находятся за городом (вдали от дома). В поисках денег для бизнеса Джейми попросив у инвесторов 700 000 долларов за 10% инвестиций в акционерный капитал компании, компанию он оценивал в 7 миллионов долларов, однако он мгновенно получил четыре отказа. Конечно, предложение было полным провалом, так как никто из столов инвестора не был готов инвестировать ни копейки в этот малый бизнес, который уже захватывал продажи около 1 миллиона долларов в год, и для такой компании с одним продуктом оценка в 7 миллионов долларов не была большой проблемой.Как и другие успешные предприниматели, Джейми не сдался и переименовал свою компанию из DoorBot в Ring и начал продавать свой продукт. Когда его продажи составляли 5 миллионов долларов, его компания (Ring) привлекла внимание инвесторов, таких как Goldman Sachs, а также стартап заметил Ричард Брэнсон, предоставил  компании 200 миллионов долларов инвестиций, а затем предложил продать компанию Amazon. Когда Кольцо было продано Amazon за $1,2 -$1,8 млрд, Джейми владел примерно 20-30% акций компании Ring, это продажа принесла ему более $300 млн ($360 – $540 млн до вычета налогов). Предприниматель основал много других компаний, реализовал новые идеи и продукты (хотя не столь успешные, как Ring). Джейми достиг успеха благодаря своей собственной тяжелой и умной работе, он является источником вдохновения для многих предпринимателей и владельцев малого бизнеса, он охотно делится советами и предлагает свою помощь в поисках бизнес идеи. [caption id="attachment_17625" align="alignnone" width="928"] Джейми Симинофф изобрел беспроводной дверной звонок Ring[/caption] Ring doorbell inventor shares advice... Jamie Siminoff invented the Ring wireless doorbell and is the Ring company's CEO, which was acquired by Amazon in 2018. He shares his business advice for the CEO Secrets series. Деловые новости мира. ONLYWAY.NEWS

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Ring doorbell inventor shares advice... about advice

Ring doorbell inventor shares advice… about advice

Jamie Siminoff, inventor of the Ring wireless doorbell, shares his advice for the CEO Secrets series. from BBC News – World https://ift.tt/XYfRHIw via IFTTT

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Ring’s new TV show sounds like a dystopian America’s Funniest Home Videos

Ring , the Amazon-owned household safety organization that’ll  market you a digital camera  just as swiftly as it will  give legislation enforcement entry to that exact same camera’s footage  without the need of a warrant, is developing a tv demonstrate that sounds an invitation to  participate in the surveillance condition . You know, as a exciting family activity.

   Deadline   reviews that Wanda Sykes has signed on to host  Ring Nation , a new  America’s Funniest Household Movies -model clip clearly show from MGM Tv, Ring, and Large Fish Entertainment, the creation enterprise driving   Are living P.D.   Explained as a “daily dose of life’s unpredictable, heartwarming and hilarious viral videos” in  a push launch ,  Ring Nation  will feature footage captured on people’s Ring cameras introduced in a way that’s intended to be entertaining.

   Ring Nation appears an invitation to take part in the surveillance point out as a fun loved ones exercise    “Bringing the new group alongside one another is core to our mission at Ring, and  Ring Country  offers good friends and family members a enjoyment new way to delight in time with just one an additional,” Ring founder and  Ring Country  govt producer Jamie Siminoff said in the press launch. “We’re so fired up to have Wanda Sykes join  Ring Country  to share people’s unforgettable times with viewers.”

 As  Deadline  details out,  Ring Nation ’s a reasonably clear bit of corporate synergy for Amazon, which owns MGM Tv, Huge Fish, and Ring, and (obviously) has a vested fascination in encouraging additional men and women to outfit their houses with Ring technologies. There are pretty much absolutely Ring proprietors out there who are fascinated in participating in  Ring Country  and will bounce at the opportunity to have Wanda Sykes remark on what ever  riveting  footage they capture about their properties. 

 But as one particular of Ring’s most thinly-veiled makes an attempt at normalizing  the thought and practice of men and women continually surveilling 1 one more ,  Ring Nation  could also be just the reminder some folks need to have to keep away from that distinct instance of our modern-day day panopticon.

  Ring Nation  is established to premiere in syndication on September 26th.

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Rings new TV show sounds like a dystopian Americas Funniest Home Videos

Ring’s new TV show sounds like a dystopian America’s Funniest Home Videos Ring’s new TV show sounds like a dystopian America’s Funniest Home Videos Image: Amazon Ring, the Amazon-owned home security company that’ll sell you a camera just as swiftly as it will give law enforcement access to that same camera’s footage without a warrant, is producing a television show that sounds an invitation to participate in the surveillance state. You know, as a fun family activity. Deadline reports that Wanda Sykes has signed on to host Ring Nation, a new America’s Funniest Home Videos-style clip show from MGM Television, Ring, and Big Fish Entertainment, the production company behind Live P.D. Described as a “daily dose of life’s unpredictable, heartwarming and hilarious viral videos” in a press release, Ring Nation will feature footage captured on people’s Ring cameras presented in a way that’s meant to be entertaining. Ring Nation sounds an invitation to participate in the surveillance state as a fun family activity “Bringing the new community together is core to our mission at Ring, and Ring Nation gives friends and family a fun new way to enjoy time with one another,” Ring founder and Ring Nation executive producer Jamie Siminoff said in the press release. “We’re so excited to have Wanda Sykes join Ring Nation to share people’s memorable moments with viewers.” As Deadline points out, Ring Nation’s a fairly transparent bit of corporate synergy for Amazon, which owns MGM Television, Big Fish, and Ring, and (obviously) has a vested interest in encouraging more people to outfit their homes with Ring technology. There are almost certainly Ring owners out there who are interested in participating in Ring Nation and will jump at the opportunity to have Wanda Sykes comment on whatever riveting footage they capture around their homes. But as one of Ring’s most thinly-veiled attempts at normalizing the idea and practice of people constantly surveilling one another, Ring Nation may also be just the reminder some folks need to avoid that particular instance of our modern day panopticon. Ring Nation is set to premiere in syndication on September 26th. https://ift.tt/FWS0mxN https://ift.tt/w1Hnc7v

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Lo rechazaron en Shark Tank y se hizo millonario: La historia de Jamie Siminoff, fundador de Ring

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Thí sinh về tay trắng làm nên công ty lớn nhất từng lên Shark Tank Mỹ

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Thí sinh về tay trắng làm nên công ty lớn nhất từng lên Shark Tank Mỹ

Tháng 9/2013, Jamie Siminoff tham gia chương trình Shark Tank của kênh ABC, với hy vọng gọi vốn 700.000 USD cho công ty bấy giờ có tên DoorBot. DoorBot tiên phong làm ra loại chuông cửa tích hợp camera mini và kết nối tới smartphone, người dùng nhờ thế có thể nhìn và nói chuyện …

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Ring founder is officially leaving Amazon

Ring’s new CEO Liz Hamren announced in an email to employees today that founder Jamie Siminoff is leaving the video doorbell company and Amazon altogether. Siminoff says he founded Ring after looking for a way to answer his door from his smartphone while tinkering in his garage, and then Amazon reportedly paid more than $1 billion to acquire the company in 2018, adding it to a growing suite of…