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    Maryland ist der erste Bundesstaat, der Überwachungspreise in Lebensmittelgeschäften verbietet

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    1. loves_grapefruit on

      The real news is about this law’s exemptions and carveouts, buried in the article.

    2. Haunterblademoi on

      I don’t know what the absolute need is to want to implement surveillance systems for everything.

    4. Remote_Sherbet_1499 on

      No digital pricing on the shelves would stop in store bs immediately and such an easy fix. Common sense and consumer protections left this country long ago

    7. mca1169 on

      hopefully it is just the first of many states to enact such a common sense law.

    8. McDoubleDaTrouble on

      We should have surveillance working. If billionaires raise prices we stop working until they lower it.

    10. Viikable on

      What a world you got there in the US, imagine pharmacy surveillance pricing, oh you need this medicine? Well we checked your doctor records and see that it’s vital for you, so you probably will pay 20x the normal price right?

      How is this really going to work if implemented somewhere when stores are competing with low prices for food always etc. and then suddenly the price can be whatever depending on who you are?

      I’d think everyone would first go to shops which don’t do this if any of those are left.

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