The Electronic Privacy Information Center and the Consumer Federation of America released an 11‑page pamphlet that provides clearly defined terms for surveillance pricing, a practice the groups condemn. The release follows the FTC’s recent policy statement on personalized pricing. The pamphlet aims to clarify privacy concerns around price discrimination based on personal data.
Why it matters: Civil‑society groups are pushing for clearer rules on personalized pricing by publishing a detailed definition of surveillance pricing.
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