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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
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Dark Patterns in Japanese Mobile Apps

Dark Patterns in Japanese Mobile Apps
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Researchers find dark patterns in Japanese mobile apps

Researchers find dark patterns in Japanese mobile apps
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