During a Day of Rancor, Senators Find Common Ground: No One Likes Surveillance Pricing
📍 Where it landed
Senators expressed shared opposition to surveillance pricing, and a California lawmaker pushed a ban before the legislative deadline while the Senate Judiciary Committee received a CDT letter on the issue. States began implementing bans and the NRF defended data‑driven pricing, but coverage ended without reporting a final legislative resolution.
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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During a Day of Rancor, Senators Find Common Ground: No One Likes Surveillance Pricing Gizmodo · 49d ago broke it first
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