Ring, a security camera company acquired by Amazon in 2018, has recently reached a significant settlement of $5.8 million following accusations of privacy violations associated with its doorbell cameras. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) accused the company of compromising consumer privacy and failing to implement necessary security measures, which allowed unauthorized access to customers’ accounts, cameras, and videos. This article delves into the details of the settlement, the implications for consumer trust, and the measures Ring must undertake to rectify the situation.