Retail giant Kmart has been accused of violating customers' privacy with its use of facial recognition technology (FRT), the privacy commissioner has found. In a statement provided to SBS News, a Kmart spokesperson said they were "disappointed" with the decision and were reviewing appeal options. "To tackle a growing problem of refund fraud in our stores, we conducted a limited trial of FRT, commencing in one store, and extending to another 27 stores with high levels of refund fraud between June

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