Rhode Island S2428 prohibits dynamic and surveillance pricing practices in the sale of goods or services to consumers.
Rhode Island S2428 prohibits any person from employing dynamic or surveillance pricing practices in the sale of goods or services to consumers in Rhode Island. Dynamic pricing involves adjusting prices in real time based on factors like consumer demand or time of purchase. Surveillance pricing involves adjusting prices based on personal data such as geolocation or browsing history. The bill allows consumers to bring a civil action for damages and the attorney general to seek injunctive relief and penalties.
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