Canada is strengthening its privacy rules with new legislation to prevent companies from using consumer data for unfair pricing. The proposed law aims to limit "surveillance pricing" and give individuals more control over their personal information. Stricter penalties, including significant fines, will be imposed on non-compliant businesses.
Canada is strengthening its privacy rules with new legislation to prevent companies from using consumer data for unfair pricing. The proposed law aims to limit "surveillance pricing" and give individuals more control over their personal information. Stricter penalties, including significant fines, will be imposed on non-compliant businesses.
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