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rapjr9 2 hours ago [-]
So this looks broad enough that it should apply to online retailers like Amazon also.
throwawaybea 2 hours ago [-]
For all the analysis of data gleaned from a customer's purchase history and shipping patterns at grocery stores, I wonder what they can devine from the absence of assignable customer data, where a customer enters with phone in airplane mode and radios off, uses a loyalty card paused to fictitious data recycled semi-annually, and pays in cash only-ever, and cycles between various grocery stores so there's less of a rigid purchase pattern across store receipts. Lost/discarded background noise, or the data void that reveals itself.
m463 4 hours ago [-]
> It does not, however, apply to loyalty programs or other discounts.
I think they should go after this stuff.
many stores charge a lot for just about everything in the store, discounting an appreciable amount for loyalty programs. Which are just data grabs.
p2pai 5 hours ago [-]
The first chapter of Why We Buy is in trouble now..
I think they should go after this stuff.
many stores charge a lot for just about everything in the store, discounting an appreciable amount for loyalty programs. Which are just data grabs.