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California Grocery Stores Use Facial Recognition Technology To Combat Theft
California Grocery Stores Use Facial Recognition Technology To Combat Theft
Via American Greatness,
Faced with a shoplifting epidemic that has battered California retailers for years, Grocery Outlet is fighting back with technology.
Customers are not thrilled about it.
The Emeryville-based discount grocery chain has begun installing facial recognition software called SAFR at a handful of Bay Area stores, including its Pleasant Hill “Bargain Market” location, CBS News San Francisco reported.
Customers walking through the doors will find signs warning them the system is in use, a disclosure the company says is meant to keep...
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The high court cited the Purcell principle, which guards against changes to election rules close to Election Day.
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The Supreme Court here applied the so-called Purcell principle against last-minute judicially ordered...
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