A company whose technology allows retailers to track customer movements through their stores agreed on Thursday to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that it misled consumers about privacy choices.
The FTC said Nomi Technologies Inc. wrongly stated in its privacy policy that it would provide an opt-out mechanism for consumers at stores using its services, and that consumers were not informed of in-store tracking.
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