PA HB1942

Prohibits businesses from engaging in "surveillance pricing"—setting customized prices for goods or services based on personally identifiable information collected through electronic surveillance technology such as sensors, cameras, device tracking, or biometric monitoring

Allows exceptions for price differences based on actual delivery costs, publicly disclosed discounts for groups (teachers, military, seniors, students), loyalty/rewards programs consumers affirmatively enroll in, and credit-related pricing based on consumer reports

Requires businesses offering discounts that collect personal information to clearly disclose eligibility criteria before collecting data, offer discounts uniformly to all qualifying consumers, and use collected data only for administering the discount program

Imposes civil penalties of up to $12,500 per violation (each affected consumer or transaction counts separately), with intentional violations subject to triple penalties plus all revenues earned from the violation

Authorizes enforcement by the Attorney General or district attorneys, permits consumers to bring civil actions for injunctive relief with attorney fees, and takes effect 60 days after enactment