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‘Surveillance pricing’ revealed: How companies use your data to charge you more than your peers — and how you can beat them
The article discusses 'surveillance pricing,' a practice where companies use personal data to charge individuals higher prices than their peers. It highlights how data exploitation enables targeted pricing strategies and suggests ways to counteract this.
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