Ring Offers $1 Million if You Capture Alien

The Ring Doorbell CyberSecurity company, is offering a $1 million reward to the first person who can provide footage of an alien on a Ring doorbell camera. The offer is part of Ring’s new “Alien Detection” feature, which uses artificial intelligence to try to identify aliens in Ring doorbell footage.

“We believe that aliens are out there, and we want to be the first company to capture them on camera,” said Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff in a press release. “Our new Alien Detection feature is the most advanced alien detection technology on the market, and we’re confident that it will help us to find our first alien visitor.”

The Alien Detection feature is available to all Ring doorbell users, and it can be enabled in the Ring app. When the feature is enabled, Ring will automatically scan all doorbell footage for signs of alien life. If the feature detects something that it thinks might be an alien, it will send a notification to the user.

The user can then review the footage and decide whether or not to submit it to Ring. If the user decides to submit the footage, Ring will review it to determine if it is eligible for the $1 million reward.

To be eligible for the reward, the footage must show an alien using a Ring doorbell camera. The alien must be clearly visible in the footage, and it must be clear that the alien is interacting with the doorbell camera.

Ring has also set some other restrictions on the reward. For example, the footage must not be edited or manipulated in any way. Additionally, the footage must be submitted to Ring within 30 days of it being captured.

The $1 million reward offer is valid for one year. If no one has submitted footage of an alien using a Ring doorbell camera by the end of the one-year period, the offer will expire.

The offer is sure to generate a lot of buzz for Ring, and it is also a reminder that the company is always looking for new ways to promote its products and services.

What if someone actually wins the $1 million reward?


If someone actually wins the $1 million reward, it would be a major news story. It would also be a major validation for Ring’s Alien Detection feature.

However, it is important to note that Ring has not said how it will determine if a piece of footage is actually of an alien. It is also unclear how Ring will handle disputes over the reward.

Despite these uncertainties, the offer is sure to generate a lot of excitement among Ring doorbell users. Who knows, maybe someone will actually win the $1 million reward and prove that aliens are real after all.

Skeptics weigh in

Some skeptics have questioned the timing of Ring’s offer, coming just ahead of the Halloween holiday. They also point out that there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of aliens.

However, Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff has defended the offer, saying that it is simply a fun way to engage with customers and promote the company’s new Alien Detection feature.

“We’re not saying that aliens are real,” Siminoff said in an interview with CNN. “But if they are, we want to be the first to catch them on camera.”

Only time will tell if anyone will actually win the $1 million reward. But in the meantime, the offer is sure to generate a lot of buzz for Ring and its products.