Washington Post’s Surveillance Pricing Under Fire From Dems Who Want to Ban the Practice

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Democratic lawmakers are criticizing The Washington Post's use of surveillance pricing, advocating for legislation to prohibit this practice. They argue it raises ethical concerns about consumer privacy and fair pricing.

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