I mean the gamification that Temu does is a way to make prices less transparent. This kind of behavior is explicitly forbidden by market authorities. I don't

I mean the gamification that Temu does is a way to make prices less transparent. This kind of behavior is explicitly forbidden by market authorities. I don't see any reason why we should allow it, or why consumers would be better off with this gamification. This has nothing to do with freedom to do whatever you want, but everything with a seller which is doing everything it can to confuse buyers. A market needs rules. And we should not allow a seller to determine all the rules.