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Amazon shuts down customer's smart home for a week over 'racial slur' https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...tml?ito=native_share_article-nativemenubutton
Amazon shuts down customer's smart home for a week after delivery driver claimed he heard racist slur through Ring doorbell - even though no one was home
Amazon reportedly shut down a customer's smart home after the delivery driver claimed he heard a racial slur coming through the doorbell, even though no one was home.
Brandon Jackson, of Baltimore, Maryland, came home on May 25 to find that he had been locked out of his Amazon Echo, which many devices, including his lights, are connected to.
He would later learn that Amazon locked him out of his account after a delivery driver dropped off a package the day before. Jackson, an engineer at Microsoft, said 'everything seemed fine' after the package arrived at his home and had initially thought he was locked out because someone had tried to 'access my account repeatedly, triggering a lockout.'
Some delivery driver got triggered by a doorbell and caused a guy's house to be shutdown for a week.
What a brave new world. I will not be having a smart home or devices if some company can shut them down for any reason whether true or not.
Amazon shuts down customer's smart home for a week over 'racial slur' https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...tml?ito=native_share_article-nativemenubutton
Amazon shuts down customer's smart home for a week after delivery driver claimed he heard racist slur through Ring doorbell - even though no one was home
Amazon reportedly shut down a customer's smart home after the delivery driver claimed he heard a racial slur coming through the doorbell, even though no one was home.
Brandon Jackson, of Baltimore, Maryland, came home on May 25 to find that he had been locked out of his Amazon Echo, which many devices, including his lights, are connected to.
He would later learn that Amazon locked him out of his account after a delivery driver dropped off a package the day before. Jackson, an engineer at Microsoft, said 'everything seemed fine' after the package arrived at his home and had initially thought he was locked out because someone had tried to 'access my account repeatedly, triggering a lockout.'
Some delivery driver got triggered by a doorbell and caused a guy's house to be shutdown for a week.
What a brave new world. I will not be having a smart home or devices if some company can shut them down for any reason whether true or not.