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What companies have been trying to get us to accept for ages now is making consumers scan items using their personal devices to get a price that will be tailore
by autoexec 4y ago
What companies have been trying to get us to accept for ages now is making consumers scan items using their personal devices to get a price that will be tailored to them individually based on their income level, their purchase history, their personal/political views, their "customer loyalty", etc. I'm guessing that assuming anonymizing payment solutions aren't outlawed they'll be a lot less effective when they're collecting your personal information just to see a price or view product information.
- euroderf 4y ago> What companies have been trying to get us to accept for ages now is making consumers scan items using their personal devices to get a price that will be tailored to them individually based on their income level, their purchase history, their personal/political views, their "customer loyalty", etc. Bringing the complexity and obscurity of internet pricing tricks all the way down to the shelves at the corner shop.