Delaware HB453 amends consumer protection laws to prohibit surveillance-based price discrimination.
Delaware HB453 amends Title 6 of the Delaware Code to enhance consumer protection by prohibiting surveillance-based price discrimination. This bill defines surveillance-based price discrimination as using automated systems to set prices based on surveillance data, which includes personal characteristics, behaviors, and biometrics. The bill prohibits this practice unless the differential prices are justified by actual cost differences or meet other specific exceptions.
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