Poll Shows Majority of Americans Across Party Lines Support Banning Surveillance Pricing

Summary

A new poll reveals that a majority of Americans across party lines support banning surveillance pricing, the practice where companies use personal data to set individualized prices. The article argues that opposition to surveillance pricing goes beyond consumer cost concerns, touching on privacy, fairness, and the erosion of trust in markets. The case against it is framed as a matter of consumer rights and democratic values, not just economic impact.