Ring Is Building A Paywall Around Doorbell And Camera Features That Were Free — Here Are Some Alternatives
Ring is planning to lock some features of its video doorbells and security cameras that were previously free behind a paywall.
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Ring is planning to lock some features of its video doorbells and security cameras that were previously free behind a paywall.
A Ring Protect subscription will soon be required to use the Home and Away modes on your Ring Video Doorbell and Ring cameras.
Ring is locking a series of existing features behind its Ring Protect subscription plans starting March 29, and that's a bad thing for consumers.
Features that are being paywalled include real-time app and email notifications, the ability to connect cameras and doorbells to the Alarm system, and 60 days of Alarm event history.
If you have a Ring camera or doorbell, you'll lose some features later this month unless you have a Ring Protect membership.