Amazon pilots palm readers for contactless payments
September 29, 2020
Two Amazon Go stores are engaged in a pilot program to test a biometric device that scans the palms of shoppers to complete checkout in stores. Amazon has said that individuals participating in the program may request to have their palm data deleted from the system if they choose to not participate in the service.
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