The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has proposed a new enforcement policy statement focused on the use of personal data for setting individualized prices, known as personalized pricing. The FTC has opened a public comment period from August 18 through September 18, 2026, soliciting evidence and stakeholder input. This marks an official regulato...
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced the publication of a proposed enforcement policy statement concerning the use of personal data to establish individualized pricing, commonly referred to as personalized pricing.
The Commission has initiated a public comment period starting August 18, 2026, running through September 18, 2026, inviting evidence and stakeholder input on the proposed policy. This action emphasizes a formal regulatory approach rather than advisory guidance or speculation.
The FTC's initiative reflects ongoing attention to how personal data influences pricing practices in various markets. Industry participants, consumer advocates, and other stakeholders are encouraged to submit their perspectives during the comment period to assist the Commission in its regulatory considerations.
This development underlines the FTC's role in shaping policies aimed at ensuring fair trade practices in the evolving digital economy.