Bill to ban 'surveillance pricing' advances in California legislature
By Maria Dinzeo ( May 13, 2025, 00:03 GMT | Insight) -- The California Assembly approved a bill banning “surveillance pricing” — the practice of using personal data to charge consumers different prices for the same goods — by a 44-16 vote.A bill that would bar businesses from using personal data to charge consumers different prices for the same goods is heading to the California state Senate, having passed out of the Assembly by a 44-16 vote today....
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