I think the technology is fine, but as per usual it's misuse and abuse of the tool that's the problem; why is their policy "throw the person out"? Surely a sane

I think the technology is fine, but as per usual it's misuse and abuse of the tool that's the problem; why is their policy "throw the person out"? Surely a sane policy would be "if it alerts keep an eye on the individual in the store while still being respectful" ie acknowledging that the system does not have 100% accuracy. And for anyone that complains about tech being used this way; you're too late, it's already happened, when you apply for a bank account, mortgage, any kind of insurance...the list goes on and they've been profiling people for decades and decades. It is impossible to prevent facial recognition being used...so laws need to be updated to ensure that the public have fair rights around this tech. But since when did laws or public opinion/understanding ever keep pace with technology?