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Retailers Go High-Tech To Track Shoppers

Posted on December 15, 2013 by pogowasright.org

CBS reports:

 Big Brother could be at your favorite store.

As CBS 2′s Don Champion reported, a growing number of stores are using discrete and sophisticated technology — including mannequins with facial-recognition cameras hidden in their eyes — to track shopper demographics in an effort to boost sales. Retailers say the marketing data technology allows them to cater their business to customers better, but it’s also raising privacy concerns.

Read more on CBS.  I love this quote from Joel Reidenberg:

“If the retailer is unwilling to be transparent with what they’re doing, the way they’re collecting information, how they’re using that information, it says they know their customers will be upset by it.”

Thanks to Joe Cadillic for the link.

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