Amazon wants you to pay money in a low-effort way

Many people may be intimidated by handing over their biometrics to the largest retailer in the United States. Amazon has previously been criticized by privacy advocates for concerns about facial recognition technology. Talking about Amazon One technology, Kumar said the company does not store any of users’ personal information on its scanners. Absolutely all fingerprint images are encrypted and located on servers on the Internet. Also, according to Dilip, the company chose palm recognition as a biometric device for a reason. It is extremely well matched and the client needs to make a certain gesture to use the scanner.

Amazon One is the latest offering from the company to save time on in-store shopping. This development was highly anticipated.

To take advantage of the new feature, shoppers must insert their card into the Amazon One and scan their face-down palm. According to Dilip, for the greatest accuracy, the camera photographs the protrusions and lines of the palm and captures the location of the veins that may not be visible in ordinary photographs.