Prohibits surveillance-based price discrimination in the District of Columbia.
The Surveillance Pricing Prohibition Amendment Act of 2026 bans businesses from using surveillance technology to set prices based on personal attributes. This includes using data from sensors, cameras, and biometric monitoring. The act defines surveillance-based price discrimination and personally identifiable information, aiming to protect consumers from unfair pricing based on their behavior or characteristics.
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