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Amazon is offering $10 in store credit to anyone who hands over their palm prints for use at the company’s register-free brick and mortar stores—a move that may make check-out quicker and more convenient for customers, but comes with plenty of privacy risk, say two Northeastern scholars of law and marketing.
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