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Famous home security brand bell It announced that videos shared from its devices can now be verified, so customers know they are watching an original, unaltered video. Ring says the new verification process is similar to a security seal on packaging or a medicine bottle, indicating that no one has tampered with it.
Ring now offers a website to check if a particular video has been edited.
The new feature is available starting Thursday, and it doesn’t matter which Ring device recorded the video. All videos downloaded directly from the Ring app are automatically verified and include a security seal to ensure authenticity.
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When someone sends you a video on Ring, you can now visit Ring verification pagepaste the video link, and instantly determine whether the video has been verified or not. The site does not send your video anywhere. It stays local on your device, and all validation takes place within your browser. The verification site only accepts MP4 files, and Ring videos are saved in the format.
Videos downloaded before December 2025 or edited videos cannot be verified. Even minor adjustments, such as trimming a few seconds from the beginning or end of the video, or even adjusting brightness levels, will make it unwatchable, Ring says.