It's possible to set up two rectangular-shaped Privacy Zones.
Amazon says they're a bit like covering part of the camera lens with a small piece of tape – but virtually.However, it won't prevent motion detection in that space – only recording.Now tap Devices, choose a device, tap Device Settings > Privacy Settings and then add a zone. "Privacy Zones are designed to allow you to designate an area in your Ring device camera’s field of view as off-limits, so as to help you control what you want to see or record," Amazon explained.
"You may, for example, cover your neighbour's apartment door with a Privacy Zone. You can also black out a neighbour’s window." Amazon added: "The Privacy Zone is literally a dead zone in the image production process of the camera. Nothing that happens in them can be viewed or recovered."This means you can still get streaming and motion detection, but won't be able to play back footage.
However where is the law protecting neighbour's from recording cameras? There is non. These cameras can move 360' and have voice recording and night vision. Caught looking directly into property. 😡
Good?