I think most people with video door bells just like being able to answer the door when they aren't at home and to see who is there without getting up from the couch
This program would literally not be possible if that was the case, as it's completely opt-in. Citizen, Flock, Ring, they're all symptoms of the same disease.
But let's say you're right: that means that laziness is enough to bring on the surveillance state.
Getting the notifications is opt-in by default, choosing to hand over your video footage is not:
For Ring users, the process is the same. Your privacy and control over your videos and information are non-negotiable, and your participation is completely optional. Public safety agencies can't see who received a notification or who chose not to respond. You can even turn off Community Request notifications altogether if you prefer. By combining community safety with strong privacy protections, Community Requests respects individual choice while helping neighborhoods thrive.
