https://padlet.com/xinjiangcatherine/a2o71ogi7urmzxzk en-us 2022-10-07 05:24:09 UTC 2022-11-09 23:02:54 UTC hello@padlet.com xinjiangcatherine https://padlet.com/xinjiangcatherine/a2o71ogi7urmzxzk/wish/2330499417 Bunnings, Kmart says this is "solely for security and theft prevention as well as to manage and improve the customer experience in our stores." Kmart and Bunnings have minor signs on the stores that use them. At Kmart, it says, "this store has 24-hour CCTV coverage, which includes facial recognition technology." Bunnings' and Kmart's privacy policies state that facial recognition technology is used "to prevent loss or store security.]]> 2022-10-07 05:25:53 UTC https://padlet.com/xinjiangcatherine/a2o71ogi7urmzxzk/wish/2330499417 xinjiangcatherine https://padlet.com/xinjiangcatherine/a2o71ogi7urmzxzk/wish/2330500726 It is notification and consent, which is not in an obvious form to the public, inviting people to know what is happening. The other concern is that these three companies do not have a clear set of regulations or guidelines about the appropriate use of the technology. That means it is very open. So, for example, stores may be using it for security purposes now, but in the future, they may also include terms of use that say they can use it for marketing purposes.]]> 2022-10-07 05:27:39 UTC https://padlet.com/xinjiangcatherine/a2o71ogi7urmzxzk/wish/2330500726 xinjiangcatherine https://padlet.com/xinjiangcatherine/a2o71ogi7urmzxzk/wish/2330502665 The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has launched an investigation into how Bunnings Group Ltd. and Kmart Australia Ltd. handle personal information, focusing on the companies' use of facial recognition technology, according to a media report on the OAIC website. It said the "investigation follows a report by consumer advocacy group CHOICE on the use of facial recognition technology by retailers.]]> 2022-10-07 05:30:21 UTC https://padlet.com/xinjiangcatherine/a2o71ogi7urmzxzk/wish/2330502665