Lawmakers are taking a closer look at how stores use surveillance to set prices. It has been noted that stores often use the information they have about customers to adjust prices on certain goods. This practice involves using customer data to raise prices on items that a particular customer is likely to want.

The goal of the lawmakers' focus on this issue is not specified in the available information. For more details on this development, readers can refer to the Texas Standard, based in The Woodlands, TX.