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The Threat of Surveillance Pricing: Are You Being Overcharged?
In today's digital age, companies have unprecedented access to personal data about consumers. This wealth of information enables businesses to understand our habits, preferences, and even our emotional states. But what if this data is being used not just to personalize marketing but to set different prices for different individuals? This concept, known as surveillance pricing, raises serious ethical and legal questions about fairness and privacy.