Track LegislationIntroducedIntroIn CommitteeComm.Floor VoteFloorSecond Chamber2nd Ch.
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