Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection
TL;DR
The Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection introduced a local law to ban surveillance pricing—a practice where businesses charge different prices to consumers based on personal data collection. This measure aims to protect New York City residents from discriminatory pricing practices by limiting how companies can use personal information to set individualized prices.
Key Decisions
- Local Law Introduction: Surveillance Pricing Prohibition Introduced
Agenda
- Int 0891-2026 A Local Law to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in relation to prohibiting surveillance pricingIntroduction