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The article literally mentions they plan on expanding that. > Now, the company will share data about consumer behavior much earlier -- including people who bro
by LocalH 2y ago
The article literally mentions they plan on expanding that.
> Now, the company will share data about consumer behavior much earlier -- including people who browse but don't actually make a purchase.
If it's purely about transactions, then how is it even possible for them to do that? It's not.
- dialup_sounds 2y agoIt's possible because Walmart operates one of the most popular e-commerce sites in the US and the largest online grocery delivery platform. The idea that they need to physically watch people shop in stores in order to collect that data is just bizarre to see on HN.
- WarOnPrivacy 2y ago> The idea that they need to physically watch people shop in stores in order to collect that data is just bizarre to see on HN. I think it's because Walmart+BrowsingGoods tends tends picture the in-store experience. I keep doing that, even while I'm reading this thread about Walmart Online.