S 47
An Act relative to surveillance pricing in grocery stores
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Bill overview
This bill aims to prevent grocery stores from using biometric data, such as facial recognition, to track shoppers and adjust prices based on their purchasing habits. It prohibits the collection and use of this data on store premises. The legislation seeks to protect consumer privacy and prevent potentially discriminatory pricing practices. This bill builds upon previous attempts to regulate similar practices.
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Michael O. Moore
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Michael O. Moore
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