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AZJonnie

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5. Excellent point

Reply to Hugin (Reply #3)

Sat Dec 13, 2025, 04:28 PM

Dec 13

Should be fairly simple to devise a test for, the most obvious one being tracking the moment each item was put in each cart and seeing if the price rise tracks temporally.

Also if everyone shops with their browser in incognito mode and shop as a "guest" (if that's possible) you could see whether things work the same way as when you're logged in and not in incognito.

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Grocery Stores Accused Of Using AI For Illegal Price Gouging. 'What They're Doing Here Is Illegal." [View all] bronxiteforever Dec 13 OP

Next check gas stations. Some here in southern Oregon, changing by .10 every other day MerryBlooms Dec 13 #1

I noticed some weird shit happening to my gas prices lately. Initech Dec 13 #4

Kick dalton99a Dec 13 #2

I'm not going to dispute the conclusions. Hugin Dec 13 #3

Excellent point AZJonnie Dec 13 #5