Amazon Faces Lawsuit Over Biometric Tracking in New York Stores
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Amazon is facing a lawsuit for allegedly not informing customers at its physical retail stores that it was collecting biometric data, including palm prints and body measurements, through cameras and sensors. The lawsuit claims that this violates Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act, which requires companies to obtain written consent before collecting such data.
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