Chamber of Progress @progresschamber.org · Apr 24 Recent coverage of “surveillance pricing” has sparked worries that companies using personal data to charge more at checkout. In reality, data-driven pricing is used to offer discounts and compete for your business.
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Dozens of states have introduced bills that would ban data-driven pricing, threatening everyday discounts, making targeted deals illegal, and forcing businesses to scale back deals that help families.