Ring’s new cameras have a Familiar Faces feature.
Amazon is bringing facial recognition to its latest Ring 2K and 4K cameras and doorbell. Familiar Faces lets you enroll friends and family, so you’ll get a notification saying “Emma is at the front door” if it’s someone you know. Google has had a similar feature on Nest cameras for years, but this is the first Ring hardware with facial recognition. [Link: Ring launches upgraded cameras with ‘Retinal Vision’ 4K recor…
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