Hi Lance, I'm strongly agree with your ideas that consumer surveillance takes away the privacy and personal interests of consumers. Even though it's a way to calculate how and what consumer like the most so that they could learn and changes their products, make their products richer, more consumer-friendly. Like you suggest, I think this is a good idea to protect us, customer rights, " surveillance of customers there must be a boundary to the surveillance, such as blurring out individual's faces, as the right of privacy to each customer must be protected. Also, customers may or may not feel safe or trust the company they shop at.". Watching customers to reports details will make them feel awkward, and feel pressure to shop. I think that
