[JumpCrisscross]

> what's the difference?

For me, it's the surveillance infrastructure per se. My main curiosity around these bills is to what extent surveillance pricing–versus ad targeting–drives the economics of those systems. (My prior is not much.)

[xhkkffbf]

You realize that there's plenty of surveillance in the infrastructure that sends coupon codes to some patrons and collates loyalty points, right?

[JumpCrisscross]

> there's plenty of surveillance in the infrastructure that sends coupon codes to some patrons and collates loyalty points, right?

Sure. I choose whether I participate in that when I use a coupon or sign up for a loyalty programme. Surveillance pricing is more universal.