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JetBlue Denies Surveillance Pricing After Viral Fare Hike Claim Deemed 'Error' | Nova Global News

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JetBlue Denies Surveillance Pricing After Viral Fare Hike Claim Deemed 'Error' | Nova Global News

Content overview: “JetBlue Denies Surveillance Pricing After Viral Fare Hike Claim Deemed 'Error' | Nova Glob”. JetBlue is facing scrutiny after initially appearing to confirm customer suspicions of surveillance pricing, only to later retract the statement and attrib... JetBlue is facing scrutiny after initially appearing to confirm customer suspicions of surveillance pricing, only to later retract the statement and attribute the incident to an "error." A viral social media post detailed a significant fare hike and included advice from JetBlue’s social media team suggesting the customer use incognito mode to find lower prices. This sparked widespread accusations of predatory pricing and customer tracking.

However, the airline has since clarified that the price discrepancy was due to a technical issue, and the incognito advice was a mistake by their social media staff. JetBlue maintains they do not practice surveillance pricing based on browsing history. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.

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