Illinois SB3657 mandates grocery stores to provide paper coupons for digital discounts and prohibits surveillance-based price discrimination.
Illinois SB3657 amends the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act by requiring grocery stores to offer paper coupons of equal value to digital discounts upon request. These paper coupons must be easily accessible at the service desk and may be placed in other locations around the store. The bill also prohibits the use of surveillance data in automated decision systems to set individualized prices for goods or services. Surveillance data includes information gathered through observation, inference, or surveillance of a consumer or employee.
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