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What customer data? That you chew with your mouth open? What are you doing in a restaurant that is such a tremendous, valuable secret?

• mikestew 7y ago
  What customer data? Congratulations, in your efforts to be contradictory, you've managed to completely missed the point. I'll keep it simple, "hey, Outback customers, they're watching you with surveillance cameras!" What? Still looking for a snappy, rational comeback? Then let's try again: "hey, they have cameras trained on your children!" There, I put a trigger word in there that ought to tell you that a well-reasoned argument is not the point. The point is that Outback is being dicks to our fellow laborers. Is that not enough? Workers of the world, unite!
• LinuxBender 7y ago
  I suppose one risk would be if you collect who is in the restaurant with whom and then this data "leaks" out from some S3 bucket. It would be similar to the dating/cheating sites that were breached some time ago. Do all of these systems link up with the payment system or tie into any systems that can do facial recognition? /shrug Maybe not yet.
• joncp 7y ago
  Typing passcodes? Taking a long lunch? A ton of things come to mind.
• deleted 7y ago
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