Amazon Delivery Drivers<br />Must Sign ‘Biometric Consent’ <br />Forms or Risk Losing Job.<br />This week, Amazon delivery drivers<br />nationwide were prompted to sign<br />a “biometric consent” form. .<br />The form will grant Amazon permission<br />to track a driver's location, movement and<br />biometric data via AI-powered cameras.<br />This Technology tracks vehicle<br />location and movement, including<br />miles driven, speed, acceleration,<br />braking, turns, and following<br />distance ... as a condition of<br />delivery packages for Amazon, you<br />consent to the use of Technology, Amazon, via Vice.<br />If a driver refuses to “consent to<br />the use of the Technology” outlined,<br />they lose their job. .<br />There are around 75,000 Amazon<br />delivery drivers in the United States. .<br />Amazon first announced its plan<br />to install AI-powered cameras in<br />its delivery vans in February.<br />The company said the technology would <br />be used to improve “safety” and <br />“quality of the delivery experience.” .<br />At the time, some drivers quit over<br />the coming changes because they viewed<br />it as an invasion of privacy.
