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Sainsbury's resumes its facial recognition system after a pause following a false match that ejected a customer. The company plans to expand the technology to 200 stores in 2026. While the system claims to reduce theft, critics argue it infringes on privacy and disproportionately affects shoppers without smartphones to access opt-out information.
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