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Visitors to Walmart properties may have their vehicle and associated personal information automatically captured without any active interaction or awareness.
Interpretive note: The excerpt uses 'may also be in use,' indicating deployment is not universal across all properties. The canonical claim preserves this conditional language.
Visiting a Walmart property may result in the automatic collection of personal information via ALPR technology.
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Visitors to Walmart properties may have their vehicle and associated personal information automatically captured without any active interaction or awareness.
Visiting a Walmart property may result in the automatic collection of personal information via ALPR technology.
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