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  1. So Foodstuffs says a trial in 25 New Worlds and Pak’nSaves has concluded the technology reduces harmful behaviour shoppers, and its use will carry on

    Further, this opportunity to make protest or comment by all should be taken up!
    The office of the Privacy Commissioner is asking the public to have its say on a draft biometric code of practice.
    New Zealand does not currently have special rules for biometrics.

    Riley said biometric data included fingerprints, facial, voice, irises, palms and hand technology.
    “It can also include things like keystroke patterns and the way someone walks.”

  2. So Foodstuffs says a trial in 25 New Worlds and Pak’nSaves has concluded the technology reduces harmful behaviour shoppers, and its use will carry on

    Further, this opportunity to make protest or comment by all should be taken up!
    The office of the Privacy Commissioner is asking the public to have its say on a draft biometric code of practice.
    New Zealand does not currently have special rules for biometrics.

    ….biometric data included fingerprints, facial, voice, irises, palms and hand technology.
    “It can also include things like keystroke patterns and the way someone walks.”

  3. So Golriz has a disease. Many do.
    We need to now know what disease Molloy has? I can hazzard a guess, the same self righteousness Bob the fist has.They see themselves better than anyone else.

    1. Some have unkindly referred to it as the “Bedleg Sam Disease” – symptoms are hitting out violently at anybody who isn’t like you, without your privilege, and you want to keep them in their place.

    2. Am sure his stunted growth has a big bearing on it. He has always been a loud mouth stroppy prick, even back in his days in Palmerston North running a bar.

  4. No we do not all “put shit in our bag” as we do our shopping. When someone who has history of theft does it, assuming innocence is naive at best.

  5. Golriz should just stop shopping. Too dangerous for her now, just do it on line.

    Yeah, that’s what it has come to.

    Stones thrown before she even got to check out.

    Girl, don’t bother. Protect yourself.

  6. Thank goodness Big Brother is so on the ball, with this serious matter of possible food pilfering, that hadn’t actually occurred because it happened before the checkout, so was more accurately an orwellian alleged thought crime, captured on Police accessible cctv, piped in from PaknSave, and then used in court – not creepy at all. But if her appeal suceeds Police can always go back to the old ways of finding strawmen witnesses to level wild allegations, and if that fails, maybe some tar and feathers. Obviously this situation arose because she’s well known, and recognisable, and would have people who disagree with her politics, taking an interest in her, that would not be shown to the average person. While Police guard their own privacy, with the McSkimming matter cloaked in secrecy. Can she sue for the privacy breech of the Police live feed? It’s feels almost like stalking. And if shrinkage is unbearably reducing the $billions of PaknSurveillance profits, then they don’t have to stay in this country, I don’t think anyone would miss them for a millisecond.

  7. I jumped the gun and took the latest accusations at face value. I wasn’t the only one, we are all now looking very silly.

  8. Big Brother finds survielling supermarkets an excellent way to surveil everyone. Either by plan or data sharing/sales super markets are the little brother.

  9. Supermarkets are private institutions like banks
    Their turf , their rules.
    Why don’t you just boycott them and use dairies.

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