Laws and Bills in New York City
Int 0891-2026
Int 0891-2026, introduced by Speaker Julie Menin on May 14, 2026, would bar businesses in New York City from using consumers’ personal data, such as device tracking, browsing history, biometric monitoring or purchase history, to set individual prices, fees or discounts.
PendingJun 17, 2026Int 0892-2026
Would bar grocery stores from raising an item’s price more than once in 24 hours; companion to Int 0891-2026.
Pending2026-06-17
Recent Developments in New York City
Jun 17, 2026 · City
New York City Council hears surveillance pricing ban
The Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection heard Int 0891-2026 on June 17, 2026 and laid it over. Introduced by Speaker Julie Menin on May 14, 2026, the bill would bar businesses from using personal data to set individual prices, fees or discounts.