Employees documented new handbaskets equipped with Bluetooth transmitters that communicate with tracking chips installed in the ceiling lights of nearly half of Target's 1,800 retail locations.

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Origin: extracted from Target Tests Acuity In-Store Bluetooth Tracking — And The Infrastructure Behind The "Surveillance Pricing" Epidemic · 2026-09-29 02:30