The Federal Trade Commission extends public comment period on proposed surveillance pricing disclosure standards

The administration announced an extension of the public comment period for a proposed policy statement regarding companies that use personal data to set individual prices. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) extended the deadline to September 25, providing an additional seven days for the public to weigh in on how the agency may apply existing laws to address

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• New York Post
  Exclusive | Why you may pay more than someone else for the exact same thing — and it’s legal
• Uprise RI
  FTC Extends Personalized Pricing Comment Period to Sept. 25

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