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19 October, 03:32

From your perspective as a consumer, describe how you believe these new mannequins might invade your privacy as a shopper

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  1. 19 October, 04:35
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    Well, I think the new mannequins would invade my privacy as a shopper by me feeling as if I'm always being stalked. A lot of stores have mannequins to advertise clothes and stuff and it would feel really creepy trying to shop and every time I turn around there's someone watching me on a camera or something XD. People could see everything I'm buying and maybe even the belongings I have on me and the amount of money I have. This could cause someone to get robbed because the people on the camera see the person has a good amount of money and maybe business isn't going well enough for them. Maybe the mannequins could be pick pocketing for the companies, XD. They could probably even see things I wouldn't want other people to see or embarrassing moments in my life. It would almost feel as if I was being harassed ...

    I hope I made sense! This is my first time being on here!
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