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Pennsylvania HB1942

Pennsylvania HB1942 is in committee.

This bill bans 'surveillance pricing,' where businesses use personal data and algorithms to charge individual customers different prices based on their behavior or characteristics. It establishes penalties for companies that engage in this practice.

Recorded sponsors: Danilo Burgos, Emily Kinkead, Manuel Guzman, Carol Hill-Evans.

Official title

Providing for prohibition on surveillance pricing; and imposing penalties.

Bill details

Stage
In committee
Policy area
Privacy
Party origin
Democrat
Sponsors
Danilo Burgos, Emily Kinkead, Manuel Guzman, Carol Hill-Evans
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Focus areas

Topics this bill touches, used to group it with related legislation.

  • Algorithmic Transparency
  • Data Privacy

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What would Pennsylvania HB1942 require of companies that handle personal data?

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