Overview
- All videos downloaded from Ring’s cloud now carry a digital security seal, with coverage applied to recordings made from December 2025 onward.
- Any post-download change—including trimming, cropping, filters, brightness tweaks, or compression by sharing sites—breaks the seal and returns a not verified result.
- Footage recorded with end-to-end encryption enabled cannot be verified, and the system does not indicate what specific edits caused a failure.
- Ring says the system is built on C2PA provenance standards and provides a website for checks, though TechCrunch noted the verification page was not live at its publication time.
- Because it verifies file integrity rather than content, the tool is unlikely to confirm AI-style clips rehosted on social platforms, and Ring advises requesting an original link from the app if verification fails.