NYC Council passes ban on 'surveillance pricing' based on personal data
jonbaer · hn · 2026-11-13
The NYC Council has passed a ban on 'surveillance pricing' — personalized pricing that relies on personal data like location, browsing history, or income. A substantive regulatory move against data-driven price discrimination.
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