Opinion writer Barth Keck says he’s not sure where people have been hiding, but facial recognition surveillance is not new. Retailers have been using it for years – more than 35 organizations have been calling for U.S. retailers to stop.
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Opinion writer Barth Keck says he’s not sure where people have been hiding, but facial recognition surveillance is not new. Retailers have been using it for years – more than 35 organizations have been calling for U.S. retailers to stop.
