Amazon’s Ring cameras are getting cozier with law enforcement. This week, the company announced a new partnership that will make it even easier for police to access user footage. The deal gives more than 5,

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Amazon also announced several updates to its Ring cameras and doorbells. It unveiled an entirely new lineup of these devices, which contain 4K video capabilities, artificial intelligence, and “Retinal Vision” technology, and are priced between $199 and $279.

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The partnership allows police agencies who use Flock software to request footage from Ring users in the Neighbors app.

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