New Jersey Becomes Latest State to Pass Law Against Surveillance Pricing

New Jersey's legislature has approved a bill limiting surveillance pricing in grocery stores, according to io9. The practice uses customer data to set personalized prices for individual shoppers. The bill still requires the governor's signature to take effect. New Jersey joins other states working to restrict this targeted pricing approach.

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