GR State Policy Update- July 6, 2026
The article discusses Michigan’s proposed HB 6098, which would amend the Michigan Consumer Protection Act to prohibit the use of “surveillance pricing” in the sale of goods and services. In effect, it targets pricing practices that rely on tracking or surveillance of consumers to set prices.
This is only indirectly related to AppleCare+. While it could affect how Apple or retailers price AppleCare+ or bundled services (if “surveillance pricing” were used to dynamically price protection plans), it is not specifically about warranties, subscriptions, or insurance terms. If enacted, it may constrain certain data-driven pricing/discounting practices in Michigan, potentially affecting promotional pricing rather than coverage, claims handling, or eligibility.
HB 6098 would amend the Michigan Consumer Protection Act to prohibit the use of “surveillance pricing” in the sale of goods and services. The bill adds this ...
Country
United States
Region
The United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico
Discovered
7/12/2026
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English