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1. Algorithmic (or dynamic) pricing is when companies use data like your location, purchase history, or demand to show different prices to different customers for the same product or service.

What do you think the government should do?

Ban it completely

Allow it, but regulate it more strictly

Allow it without restrictions

Not sure

2. Algorithmic pricing is already used in things like Uber surge pricing, airline tickets, and personalized grocery or app deals. Sometimes prices change based on demand, but they can also vary based on personal data.

Ride-sharing (e.g., Uber)

Travel (airlines, hotels)

Grocery stores

Retail products (clothing, electronics, etc.)

Other (please specify)

Nowhere — it shouldn't be used at all

3. Some forms of algorithmic pricing use personal data like your browsing history, location, income level, or past purchases to determine what price you see.

How comfortable are you with companies using your personal data to adjust prices?

Very comfortable

Somewhat comfortable

Somewhat uncomfortable

Very uncomfortable

Not sure

Canadians are concerned about "algorithmic pricing"