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• * Put RFID tags on shampoo bottles. Then when a customer picks up a bottle from the shelf, discount cialis, Is cialis legal in thailand, flash at her some suggestions about matching conditioners.

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It's inevitable that these things will be tried. Will they work. Probably, creepy as they seem at first.

And of course a camera at the check-out could match faces and track what people actually buy, as correlated with what they looked at and what advertising they saw ….

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