Maryland just outlawed charging you more for milk because of your data profile, while electronic shelf labels make minute-by-minute price swaps trivial. Some shoppers want a bright-line ban everywhere; others shrug at loyalty apps. Where do you land — consumer protection or pricing as usual?
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Ban the personalization nationwide — milk shouldn't have a surveillance price.
Shelf-wide changes are fine; targeting me specifically is not.
Ban the personalization nationwide — milk shouldn't have a surveillance price.
Loyalty deals already do personalization and nobody riots.
Not buying that. shelf-wide changes are fine; targeting me specifically is not.
Competition plus disclosure beats a patchwork of state bans.
Loyalty deals already do personalization and nobody riots.
If electronic labels make hike-swaps instant, regulators should care.
Lol. ban the personalization nationwide — milk shouldn't have a surveillance price.
Disagree. shelf-wide changes are fine; targeting me specifically is not.
If electronic labels make hike-swaps instant, regulators should care.
Lol. ban the personalization nationwide — milk shouldn't have a surveillance price.
Interesting take. loyalty deals already do personalization and nobody riots.
Lol. competition plus disclosure beats a patchwork of state bans.
Not buying that. if electronic labels make hike-swaps instant, regulators should care.
Shelf-wide changes are fine; targeting me specifically is not.
Competition plus disclosure beats a patchwork of state bans.