Amazon Ring is making two-factor authentication a top priority with a new mandatory second layer of verification each time someone logs in. The update, which Ring announced in a blog post on Tuesday, ...

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Ring is continuing its bid to improve privacy and security after facing criticism. As of today, the Amazon brand will start requiring two-factor authentication for all users when they sign into their ...

Couldn't the company, like, maybe have done this a tad bit sooner? Ring, the Amazon-owned manufacturer of home surveillance cameras, announced that it's implementing a long-overdue step meant to keep ...

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Ring, Amazon's line of cloud-connected home surveillance equipment, faced a high-profile series of camera hacks late last year. That string of breaches—though traumatic for the families that were ...

Multi-factor authentication is something everyone should take advantage of if it is available from a service provider. Why? Because it adds a layer of security to your accounts that can help prevent ...

Just last week Google announced that it would soon be making two-factor authentication mandatory for users still on a Nest account. Today, Amazon-owned Ring is following that by making two-factor ...