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A9349BAssembly BillPassed SenatePending 228d

Ban Surveillance-Based Personalized Pricing Practices

Passed the Senate on Jun 4, 2026Approved by the State Senate — now needs the Assembly to pass the same version.

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✦ Plain-Language Summary

This bill prohibits businesses from using personal data collected about individuals — such as browsing habits, location, or financial information — to charge different prices to different customers for the same product or service. This practice, known as 'surveillance pricing,' allows companies to identify how much a person might be willing to pay and charge them accordingly. The law would protect New Yorkers from being quietly overcharged based on their personal data.

Details

Introduced
Dec 17, 2025
Body
New York State Assembly
Type
Assembly Bill
Status
Passed Senate

Sponsors (1)

Introduced byEmerita TorresYour District
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