Pennsylvania HB1942 prohibits surveillance pricing and imposes penalties for violations.
HB1942, known as the Surveillance Pricing Act, prohibits businesses from offering or setting customized prices based on personally identifiable information collected through electronic surveillance technology. Exceptions include price differences based on costs, publicly disclosed eligibility criteria, or information from consumer reports. Violations are subject to civil penalties, with the Attorney General or district attorneys authorized to bring actions. Consumers can also bring actions for injunctive relief. The act takes effect in 60 days.
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