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>There are undoubtedly attacks still to find but Amazon is definitely not being clueless about this. They likely have people watching the cameras full-time and
by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
>There are undoubtedly attacks still to find but Amazon is definitely not being clueless about this.
They likely have people watching the cameras full-time and will just report you to the cops if they see sleight-of-hand, now with identification and an address since you have to show your Amazon account when walking in. This is probably forever tenable to the bottom line since they're eliminating cashiers and security folks aren't paid that much more than cashiers anyway.
There's also probably a healthy amount of resolution and numerous camera angles that it'll be impossible for your face to not be picked up. Even using a fake account, you're still likely to have something Amazon-related installed on your phone that can be traced back to a telecom account.
And really, none the effort to avoid getting caught/traced is worth it to steal some bags of chips.
- will_hughes 9y ago> will just report you to the cops if they see sleight-of-hand Why? Just add it to the order.
- 21 9y agoAnd when you try to cancel your Amazon Prime subscription: Hey, remember that time when you tried placing an item under your coat (video link)?
- philipwhiuk 9y agoJust play it as a pre-roll to the next video they watch.
- samfriedman 9y agoSubscribe for a year now, or your shoplifting videos get sent to everyone on your Family Account...
- mulmen 9y agoDo you have inside knowledge of how the system tracks shoppers? Why does it need to see your face?