Walmart is testing a new grocery delivery service — one where you don’t have to be home to receive your order.
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The retail giant announced Friday it has partnered with smart lock startup August Home to create a program where a delivery person can enter a customer’s home and put away groceries.
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Delivery drivers would be given a one-time passcode that provides access to the customer’s house if no one is there.
The service will be tested in Silicon Valley with a small number of August Home users.
Would you use it?