Can someone have access to my Ring camera without me knowing?

Can someone have access to your Ring camera without you knowing is possible if account is compromised or shared access granted unknowingly, though Ring has security measures. Ways unauthorized access can happen include weak or reused password that was leaked in data breach, phishing email that tricks you into entering Ring credentials, former partner or roommate who was added as shared user and not removed, or if you logged into Ring on someone else's device and did not log out. If hacker gains access, they can view live feed, recorded history, and speak through camera. Signs of unauthorized access include unfamiliar devices in account control center, logins from unknown locations, settings changed, shared users you did not add, or camera light turning on unexpectedly. Ring provides some protection, you can check in Ring app under Control Center, Account Management, to see logged in devices and shared users, and enable two factor authentication which requires code to log in. To prevent, use strong unique password, enable 2FA, regularly review shared users and remove old ones, do not share login, and check login history. If you suspect compromise, change password immediately, enable 2FA, and contact Ring support.