Ring Video Storage Duration Statistics

In this post, we explore the duration of video storage provided by Ring, a popular home security company known for its video doorbells and cameras. From the standard 60-day storage period to unique features based on location and subscription plans, we delve into the statistics surrounding Ring’s video storage practices. Let’s uncover how long your video footage could be retained and under what circumstances videos may be saved indefinitely.

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"Once 60 days have passed, Ring eliminates the older videos."

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"Ring Protect Basic Plan at $3 per month also offers 60 days of video recording for one device."

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"If you have an active Ring Protect Plan and you miss a call, it will be stored for 60 days."

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"Videos that small businesses capture on Ring devices are typically stored for 60 days."

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"Without a Ring plan, videos will not be saved to your Ring account after your trial ends."

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"Amazon-owned security camera Ring may store footage indefinitely if users press charges based on the footage."

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"The oldest clips are automatically deleted once the storage limit, typically 60 days, is reached."

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"Pro Consumer Ring Doorbell versions provide the facility to store the footage for 60 days."

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"If your Ring Doorbell is stolen, the company will replace it for free, but the thief will keep the stored videos for 60 days if not erased."

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"The Ring Video Doorbell Elite offers 60 days of cloud storage."

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"The Ring Doorbell 2 also offers 60 days of video storage with a Ring subscription."

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"For Ring devices that are acquired in Germany, France, UK, and Ireland, videos are saved up to 30 days."

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"Ring devices in other European countries (Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxemburg, Spain, and Austria) retain videos for 30 days."

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"For countries outside of Europe, video footages are stored up to 60 days."

In conclusion, the statistics provided highlight the standardized 60-day video storage duration offered by Ring for various scenarios, such as missed calls, small businesses’ footage, and specific Ring device models. Additionally, the differentiation in storage periods based on geographical location is noted, with European countries typically having a 30-day retention period compared to 60 days for non-European countries. The data also emphasizes the importance of Ring Protect Plans in extending video storage beyond the initial trial period and the unique policy regarding stored footage in the event of a stolen Ring device.