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Amazon Allegedly Forced Deployment of AI-Powered Cameras on Delivery Drivers

Amazon delivery drivers were allegedly forced to consent to algorithmic collection and processing of their location, movement, and biometric data through AI-powered cameras, or be dismissed.

Severity: MediumSurveillance TechnologyNetradyne Driver Monitoring CamerasEnterprise Ai SystemsDriver Monitoring SystemsCompromise of privacy by obtaining

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