Salut Shasha, I think your teacher wants you to be aware of privacy and the possibilities what The System can do with people. You probably have self scan cashier registers in France too, maybe with bonus cards etc. It is not a boring subject. If you want an extra exercise on this: "What happens, if your ID is blocked/whiped/stolen, even by The System, malfunction or a hacker?" Also how do you feel about facial recognition, finger prints and in this case hand palm checks? And on RFID, if you forget to take the RFID out of e.g. your T-Shirt, you can be followed on it. On Topic: I even hate the use of finger prints and iris scans on passports, but I do understand the need. Even Family Tree DNA Research seems to be used in DNA investigations. How far do we allow The System know everything on us?

Also as another comment stated the tech for the self checkout becomes useless if that tag falls off or someone replaces it before they make it to the checkout register.

2:30 what does that say?

Thats what i was thinking

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For stores like this, it would have tags that are deactivated by the checkout automatically as soon as payment is accepted

rfid tags are not expensive tbh. 1 or 2 cents at max. Im more worried that you can inhibit those tags from being scanned. Like with aluminum foil or something like that.

@@salemas5 Weight, the scanner will weigh the item and cross check it with the no of items, if it matches it's right. Of course they can put it in their pockets, but that can even happen in traditional checkouts.

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First it was barcodes, then RFID chips, now mere biometric scanners.