Washington SB5469 bans landlords and service providers from using algorithms to set rental prices and enforce noncompete agreements.
Washington SB5469 prohibits landlords and service providers from using algorithms to set rental prices and enforce noncompete agreements. The bill defines "coordinating" as collecting and analyzing rental data to provide recommendations on prices and lease terms. Violations are considered unfair or deceptive acts under consumer protection laws, and only the attorney general can enforce the law. The bill aims to protect the public interest by preventing algorithmic rent fixing and noncompete agreements in the rental housing market.
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