next tonight, to the concern over hackers inside of your home. a new lawsuit against amazon and ring. here s abc s erielle reshef. reporter: for weeks we ve seen the terrifying invasions of privacy. who is that? i m your best friend. i m santa claus. mommy! reporter: home cameras apparently hacked. a sinister voice taunting this 8-year-old in her own bedroom. i can t hear you. you re an [ bleep ] go tell mommy you re an [ bleep ] being terrorized by somebody through this camera and they didn t stop. reporter: now an alabama father filing a lawsuit accusing ring and its owner amazon of lax security standards. the father of three, claiming the ring camera above his garage was hacked, allowing a stranger to talk to his kids, encouraging them to get closer to the camera as they played basketball in the driveway.
having an impact referring to maybe his political messaging on twitter but look for those eleven minutes this had the whole world talking like what happened to president trump where does account go you know you re on twitter i m on twitter but i think i can hear a lot of people that are not on twitter out there saying what s the big deal right this is just twitter just eleven minutes well if you thing. about it this is really the most important to most powerful social media account in the world the president has forty million followers a lot of experts say that this even helps him get elected and really every time the trump tweets this becomes news so this is a big deal ok but let s go back to the beginning how could a company that s massive like twitter or a company that s been used regularly by the president of the united states have such lax security standards that this customer service employee can just deactivate the president s account yeah i mean this is the second big question
trump tweets this becomes news so this is a big deal ok but let s go back to the beginning how could a company that s massive like twitter a company that s been used regularly by the president of the united states have such lax security standards at this customer service employee can just deactivate the president s account yeah i mean this is the second big question here a lot of people are asking that this is a low level employee customer service how could he have x. into the access to the account of the president of the united states and well we reached out to twitter for comment on this they would not comment further but we are learning a little bit about what could have happened inside of twitter from some former twitter employees take a look at this the u.s. news outlet buzz feed happened to interview an anonymous former twitter worker and he he or she said a lot of employees there have the ability to suspend a user s account and about one hundred or so can deactivate one that s w