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The current mandate over such features is defined by disparate state laws.

Lighting and personal greetings are among the low-tech ways you and can make your store less attractive to thieves.

The new smartwatch lacks a key feature other devices from the company have that help deter theft.

Putting these strategies in place will discourage bad behavior.

So far, Apple, Samsung and Google have implemented kill switches on their smartphone devices.

Instead, focus your efforts on protecting yourself with these seven strategies.

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Phones manufactured after July 1, 2015 and sold in the state must come equipped with an antitheft device that enables consumers to permanently shut them down.

More than 1,000 American businesses have been affected by in-store cash register breaches, estimates the Department of Homeland Security.

The legislation, which would require smartphone makers to include a preinstalled 'kill switch' on all smartphones sold in the state, has passed in the State Senate and now awaits the governor's signature.