Surveillance pricing explained

In The stupidest imaginable excuses for surveillance pricing Cory Doctorow explains that ‘personalisation’ enables the seller to squeeze the highest possible price from customers. He explains surveillance pricing:

As the name suggests, “surveillance pricing” is the practice of charging every customer a different price for every transaction, based on the massive surveillance dossiers that Big Tech companies and data-brokers have assembled on everyone in the world.

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