Over 40 different civil rights organizations are asking Amazon and MGM to cancel Ring Nation, an upcoming reality television show that uses footage from Ring security cameras.
Ring NationThe clip show will showcase viral videos such as neighbors saving neighbors, marriage proposals, military reunions, and animals doing silly things.
Stand-up comedian Wanda Sykes is slated to front the show and the creators promise it will be “a new twist on the popular clip show genre.”campaign has published an open letter addressed to MGM management warning them of the dangers of “normalizing and promoting Amazon’s harmful network of surveillance cameras.”. This reality show will be like— except, instead of home movies, it’ll air clips from people’s Ring surveillance cameras,” writes the campaign group.
“Civil rights groups have been sounding the alarm about the dangers of these devices, including privacy violations and racism, for years.is a transparent attempt to normalize surveillance and manufacture a PR miracle for scandal-ridden Amazon. Tell MGM to cancel
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