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The Trump administrations antitrust honeymoon is over
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Rings Jamie Siminoff is still trying to calm privacy fears, but his answers may not help | TechCrunch
When Ring founder and CEO Jamie Siminoff decided to use the company’s first-ever Super Bowl commercial to introduce Search Party, an AI-powered feature that uses Ring camera footage to help find lost dogs, he expected Americans to love it. Instead, the TV spot set off a firestorm. Practically since the moment the ad aired in…
