As Canada plans stricter data laws, PM says companies should not use data for unfair pricing
The Canadian government has proposed new legislation to prevent companies from using consumer data for 'surveillance pricing' or unfair algorithmic price adjustments. The bill also aims to increase transparency in automated decision-making and enhance privacy protections for children.
Why it matters
This legislation represents a significant regulatory effort to curb the weaponization of personal data in the digital economy.
As Canada plans stricter data laws, PM Mark Carney says: Companies should not have the ability to use your ... - The Times of India
The report outlines government policy and legislative goals neutrally, though it highlights consumer protection themes.
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