Walmart InHome Delivery Requires a Different Level Of Trust
Giving big tech the keys to your house might be convenient, but is it worth it?
Remember when we would think twice before using our credit card to buy something online? Then came big tech, and normal societal rules became obsolete. We gambled with our safety and paid for the convenience.
There was a time when revealing what you ate for dinner was, to put it mildly, strange. Getting a lift home from a stranger was thought to be risky. Today, we post our location to the entire world and send our children to school with random drivers who boast a 4.2-star rating on an app. Society’s re-evaluation of what is deemed acceptable is constantly being put to the test.
What’s next?
Apparently, it’s giving strangers a key to your home. But don’t worry, they are just dropping off your groceries.
What is Walmart’s InHome delivery?
Walmart is expanding its InHome delivery service from 6 million to 30 million U.S. households by the end of the year.
The service, which launched in 2019, utilizes Walmart associates to deliver fresh groceries directly into the customer’s home instead of leaving them on the porch. What once ended at your…
