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The clause establishes Walmart's operational authority to capture and process biometric data during customer interactions at physical locations. This authorization extends biometric data collection beyond traditional transaction records to include physiological identifiers used for security and loss prevention functions.
The provision establishes that biometric data collection occurs as part of using certain in-store services and accessing store facilities. Users operating under these terms consent to the capture and use of biometric identifiers for the specified operational purposes.
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"We collect biometric information, including biometric identifiers such as fingerprints, facial geometry, or other biometric data, in connection with certain in-store services and security operations. Such biometric information may be used for loss prevention, identity verification, and other operational purposes.— Excerpt from Walmart's Walmart Privacy Policy
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The clause establishes Walmart's operational authority to capture and process biometric data during customer interactions at physical locations. This authorization extends biometric data collection beyond traditional transaction records to include physiological identifiers used for security and loss prevention functions.
The provision establishes that biometric data collection occurs as part of using certain in-store services and accessing store facilities. Users operating under these terms consent to the capture and use of biometric identifiers for the specified operational purposes.
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