Sainsbury's update as makes big change to tills to stop shoplifting

Sainsbury’s to introduce ‘VAR-style’ cameras at self-checkouts to deter shoplifters

The number of shoplifting offences recorded by police surpassed half a million in the past year for the first time on record

Sainsbury's rolls out new anti-theft feature at self-service tills sparking mixed reactions from shoppers

Sainsbury's has introduced a new security feature at its self-service checkouts to combat shoplifting. The system uses cameras to display a VAR-style replay to customers when items aren't scanned properly.The technology aims to reduce theft by showing shoppers video evidence of unscanned items in real time.The camera is positioned directly above the till and packing area, monitoring the scanning process.When an item is placed in the bagging area…

Sainsbury's update as makes big change to tills to stop shoplifting

If an item is bagged illicitly, Sainsbury’s shoppers are shown the video feed

Sainsbury's issues update as it makes major change to self checkouts

The move has been hailed as a 'deterrent to shoplifters'.

Sainsbury's makes major change at self-service checkouts to cut shoplifting

SHOPPERS who fail to scan items at self-checkouts will see VAR-style replays in a fresh clampdown on thefts.A camera above records packing actions at

Sainsbury's installs cameras at self-checkouts to deter shoplifting

Sainsbury’s has introduced new cameras at self-service checkouts in a move aimed at reducing shoplifting incidents across its stores.The cameras, which monitor customers as they scan and pack items, are part of a system that alerts shoppers if a product appears not to have been scanned. If the system detects an unscanned item, it shows the customer a playback of their last action alongside the message: "Looks like that last item didn't scan. Ple…