Ring founder Jamie Siminoff is stepping down as CEO
Over the past few years, though, Siminoff also had to deal with the fallout over Ring's close relationship with law enforcement. The companyfrom lawmakers and privacy advocates after it was revealed that it had formed partnerships with over 600 police forces across the US. To be specific, it allowed authorities to keep homeowners' videos indefinitely and to share them with anyone they want.
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