Mobile apps bring us many conveniences, such as online shopping and communication, but
some use malicious designs called dark patterns to trick users into doing things that are not …

The study of UX dark patterns, ie, UI designs that seek to manipulate user behaviors, often
for the benefit of online services, has drawn significant attention in the CHI and CSCW …

Users' growing concerns about online privacy have led to increased platform support for
transparency and consent in the web and mobile ecosystems. To that end, Android recently …

The European regulatory landscape for digital markets is undergoing a transformative
change. There is an observed shift toward the protection of public values and fundamental …

Dark patterns are malicious interface design strategies on the web and in apps that trick
users into decisions that go against their best interests, costing them money, time, or private …

In theory, consent dialogs allow users to express privacy preferences regarding how a
website and its partners process the user's personal data. In reality, dialogs often employ …

As digital interfaces become increasingly prevalent, a series of ethical issues have surfaced,
with dark patterns emerging as a key research focus. These manipulative design strategies …

Browser cookies, especially those from third parties, pose a threat to individual privacy.
While it is possible in principle to control the number of cookies accepted, this choice is often …

Dark patterns, which are user interface designs in online services, induce users to take
unintended actions. Recently, dark patterns have been raised as an issue of privacy and …

Interaction with any technologies that possess a user interface (UI) is usually influenced by
how such an interface is designed. In principle, a designer should produce an interface that …