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What if they don't actually lower prices, but use your purchase history to learn what gets you to spend more money?

• Scoundreller 5y ago
  In Canada, 'price discrimination' is a criminal offence. Cuz you know, if something is anti-consumer and impacts rich people, strong laws will be written against it. But there's many ways around it.
  • shadilay 5y ago
    When has anything so trivial as legality bothered multinationals?
  • Vinnl 5y ago
    It needn't even be price discrimination; for example, they can also just specifically highlight discounts for you for products that you usually combine with expensive/high-margin products that you otherwise wouldn't buy.