If you are one of the lucky ones with Amazon Ring And stranger ring the doorbell and manage to register it, you will win $1 million. At least in this sense, the company presented her with a strange task.
Amazon-owned smart home security company said which will offer a prize to anyone who can capture “consistent scientific evidence” of extraterrestrial life on a doorbell camera.
“With new observations and more evidence that life forms can exist beyond Earth’s atmosphere, there’s a chance that extraterrestrial activity could be happening right outside your front door,” Ring wrote in a blog post Wednesday, inviting users to send videos to their Web site. where they will be reviewed by “an expert on space and extraterrestrial civilizations.”
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Ring’s involvement in the UFO hunt comes just months after the Federal Trade Commission accused the company of without protecting privacy from clients and give employees access to private videos.
Ring paid $5.8 million and agreed to implement a new data security system to resolve the lawsuit in May, and a company spokesman said at the time that the company had addressed those issues long before the FTC filed its lawsuit.
Source: Digital Trends
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