Minnesota SF4711 prohibits food retail establishments from using surveillance pricing and protected class data to set prices.
Minnesota SF4711 aims to protect consumers by prohibiting food retail establishments from using surveillance pricing and protected class data to set prices. The bill defines surveillance pricing as offering or setting a customized price based on consumer data collected through electronic surveillance technology. It also prohibits the use of protected class data, which includes information about legally protected characteristics, to set prices.
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