What I actually found most surprising in this article was that a plurality don't seem to mind: > When it came to whether or not respondents supported the use o

What I actually found most surprising in this article was that a plurality don't seem to mind: > When it came to whether or not respondents supported the use of facial recognition by retailers, 42 percent said they didn't mind it while 38 percent said they were against its use in stores. (I assume the remaining 20% were "unsure" or similar? The article doesn't say.) Not sure what to make of this...