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How to Turn on Ring's New End-to-End Encryption - Lifehacker
Jan 14, 2021 42 secs
Ring just added end-to-end encryption (E2EE) to a select number of its smarthome cameras, protecting videos recorded by your Ring devices with an extra layer of security.

Ring videos are encrypted while they’re uploaded to Ring’s cloud servers, but this new feature secures them with an additional AES 128-bit encryption layer that can only be decrypted and watched on a mobile device enrolled in Ring’s E2EE program.

However, Ring’s E2EE also disables a handful of features on a user’s end, including motion verification and the ability to watch Ring camera live feeds on an Amazon Echo Show or Fire TV device.

Your recorded videos will be more secure, but you’ll lose out on real-time viewing and cloud-based monitoring features that may be as important as the extra encryption layer E2EE adds.

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