Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff Addresses Recent Viral Controversy

Hackers recently gained access to a Ring security camera system and the CEO responds to the recent controversy.

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[cjenkins]

Ring on the outside of your home ok. But why do you need a camera system in your child's bedroom. Parent get off your chair and check on your child.

[ansbach]

But this is no isolated occurrence, as there have been other instances of Ring hackers gaining access to feeds of peoples' homes, and Ring seems to have no idea what's going on—or is playing dumb.

[happybuuny]

Again @TamronHallShow I don't even know what viral video you're referencing because you only post pieces of things. Whoever is handling social media needs to think about what it's like to watch. Please post entire segments!

[teddyjam]

Who uses the same password for all of their accounts or devices?! Ha!

[vinceatumac]

He sounds like Steve Jobs now, but a hotter version.

[paynec]

I don't believe him. He is trying to avoid lawsuits. There have been many hackers of various softwares for years & Ring is no different. They should really provide consumers with tangible security measures that THEY are implementing through software upgrades. The 2-step verification is something that consumers can do. But what is the Ring Co. doing to manage breaches?