20
Jul
As online selling continues to change, a fresh legislative idea is highlighting how businesses manage customer information. A U.S. lawmaker has put forward a bill that seeks to limit the use of people's search records for adjusting prices on items and offerings. This step targets increasing worries about digital profiling, privacy protection, and fairness in the economy during the era of customized marketing.The proposed law aims to stop companies from analyzing a consumer's internet activity, such as their browsing history, to personalize prices for products or services. Although businesses have traditionally relied on demographic details and buying habits to shape…
