It also revealed new details about incidents of Ring employees and contractors spying on customers. The FTC complaint revealed that in between June and August 2017, a male Ring employee viewed "thousands" of videos captured on Ring cameras belonging to "at least 81" women, including Ring customers and employees. More than 55,000 hack victimsPrior to the publication of Wednesday's complaint, public knowledge about Ring employees spying on customers has been known, but vague. The complaint also reveals how many people were the victims of a series of 2019 hacks, which targeted Ring customers in several high profile incidents. Between January 2019 and March 2020, the FTC said in its Wednesday complaint, "more than 55,000 U.S. customers" were the victims of hackers targeting Ring accounts.

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Persons: Yarger, Ring, Elisa Jillson, Jillson Organizations: FTC, Morning, Federal Trade Commission, FTC's, Consumer Locations: Ukraine, U.S, Washington ,