Bill > B26-0667

This bill, the Surveillance Pricing Prohibition Amendment Act of 2026, aims to prevent businesses from charging different prices for goods or services based on information gathered through electronic surveillance. It defines "surveillance-based price discrimination" as using personally identifiable information, which is any data that can identify an individual, collected through methods like sensors, cameras, device tracking, or biometric monitoring, to set prices. The bill amends existing law to explicitly prohibit businesses from engaging in this practice, meaning they cannot charge one customer more than another for the same item simply because they've collected personal data about their behavior or characteristics through surveillance technologies.