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T-Mobile, Amazon, and Target hit with facial recognition lawsuits
T-Mobile is facing a suit for its use of facial recognition for theft prevention in New York City stores. Target is similarly accused of violating BIPA for its use of facial recognition to prevent theft. Amazon faces its own BIPA lawsuit by collecting workers' scans.
T-Mobile sued after anti-theft facial recognition use in stores in NYC
T-Mobile used facial recognition for theft prevention in its stores in New York City, a class action lawsuit claims, according to Bloomberg Law.
Valeriia Borzenkova claims that the company collected her biometrics during visits to at least four different locations in the city without her consent.