"Britain is turning into a nation of light-fingered thieves, according to a new study which reveals one in four people admit to not paying for items at self-scan checkouts ..."
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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
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Leona Ungerer
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"SUPERMARKET giant Coles is understood to be introducing new technology to reduce its estimated annual $1.1 billion theft debt by reducing stealing at self-serve checkouts ..." 
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"Shops are "struggling to cope" with the amount of items customers return, with a quarter of it unfit for resale, new figures suggest ..."
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"Piracy is big. Despite the big media companies playing Whack-A-Mole with the Pirate Bay, it's probably around to stay. I used to pirate files, services like Spotify and Netflix have stopped me ..."
Alyssa's curator insight,
August 25, 2019 7:20 PM
This article caught my eye because I am interested in the psychology behind essentially what ' makes' a person go through with pirating. I sense a Robin Hood complex, as most of these people committing the crime say they do it to ' give back to the community'. Makeuseof.com is a well known tech site, claiming its mission is to help users ' deconstruct the world of technology and gadgets'. Some sites say it can be biased.
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