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Walmart Testing New Method of Dealing With Locked Up Products
Please verify your email address. Walmart is testing a new way for customers to access locked-up products using their phones.
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Walmart is testing a new way to make it easier to access locked-up items. Here's why that's smart.
Walmart is testing tech that lets employees use an app to unlock anti-shoplifting displays — and shoppers could eventually have access too.