Congress Eyes 'Dark Patterns' Legislation
Noting that “‘dark patterns’ are digital interfaces designed to trick users into giving up their personal data,” a pair of Congressional lawmakers are seeking to regulate website publishers, including major social media networks, in an effort to protect consumers from fraud and identity theft. (...)
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