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In America we have cameras watching every move we make, especially in stores. Personally, I don't like that much surveillance. I have even thought about a bui
by marincounty 11y ago
In America we have cameras watching every move we make, especially in stores. Personally, I don't like that much surveillance. I have even thought about a building website where employees can voluntarily post exactly where all the video cameras are in their store.
Most people, would say, "Oh, you are just providing a map for professional shop lifters?" Yea, it could be used that way, but some stores go a bit overboard on the video surveillance.
I will walk out of a store with too many video cameras, or security guards.
I worked security once, and was shocked on just who went to jail for shoplifting. Rich looking people got off with paying for the merchandise. Poor looking people went to jail. I had one store owner let the big spenders steal a little. The worst offenders were store employees, especially management, but that has probally changed with cameras literally everywhere?
- ryuker16 11y agoI put in cameras professionally and service onsite IT infrastructure at many chains. In most retail chains, they blanket the store so few non coverage areas. Generally its not watched like a hawk except in big department stores. Panda express is a rare exception...borderline stasi. Major chains got smart about theft...some make it profitable or turn employee thieves into permanent snitches. Truth be told, nobody is watching you usually shop although people traffic cams are all the rage....