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EDION Chairman Sets Equality Condition for Yamada Holdings Integration
NHK WorldLO·JP·about 5 hours ago
Retailers in Japan are deploying facial recognition technology to identify and block repeat customers who violate store-specific purchasing quotas. The move aims to curb scalping and inventory hoarding, though it raises potential concerns regarding data privacy and the normalization of biometric surveillance in retail environments.