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  1. Bars are using PatronScan to collect customer data, prompting advocacy against venue surveillance technology.

PatronScan is facing questions regarding its compliance with California state law, leading to an investigation by the state legislature.

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PatronScan is facing questions regarding its compliance with California state law, leading to an investigation by the state legislature.

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  1. The Electronic Frontier Foundation is questioning the legality of patron database collection practices involving PatronScan kiosks.Sub-event
  2. CA legislature questions PatronScan's compliance with state law.1 source

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