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More than 40% of consumers fall prey to dark pattern sites: survey

More than 40 percent of consumers in Japan have fallen prey to deceptive web or app designs known as "dark patterns" that trick them into making choices they would not have otherwise made, according to a recent survey by a Japanese web design company.

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More than 40% of consumers in Japan have fallen prey to dark pattern sites: survey

More than 40% of consumers in Japan have fallen prey to dark pattern sites: survey
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FOCUS: Dark patterns deceiving online consumers in Japan

A growing number of online consumers are falling prey to subscription-based purchases without their consent or facing difficulties in canceling purchases due to the prevalence of deceptive web designs referred to as "dark patterns."

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Dark patterns deceiving online consumers in Japan

Dark patterns deceiving online consumers in Japan
japantoday.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from japantoday.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

United kingdomJapan generalUnited statesKatie seabornHarry brignullAtsushi hasegawaEuropean unionMusashino art universityA consumer affairs agencyDigital servicesConcent incTokyo institute of technologyConsumer white paperConsumer affairs agencyDeceptive patternsTokyo institute