Feds Demand Info on Surveillance Pricing From 9 Companies, Including Walmart, Uber, and Delta
Federal regulators are demanding information on whether companies use consumer data to implement surveillance pricing, which allows them to charge the maximum price an individual is willing to pay.
Key points
- FTC investigating surveillance pricing
- Nine companies involved including Walmart, Uber, and Delta
- Focus on whether data is used to maximize individual consumer charges
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