A presentation by Harry Brignull on Dark Patterns. Includes examples from Apple, Post-office.co.uk, Royal Mail, Santander, Quora, Twitter, The Ladders, JustFab, Next.co.uk and M&S.

Apple
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Royal Mail Group
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Santander
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Quora
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Twitter
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Harry Brignull
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July 23, 2013

Opting in to marketing emails is in the terms and conditions, the user doesn’t have a choice

Quora
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Gray et al.
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July 23, 2013

Shame on @Quora for implementing a dark pattern that forces me to download their app without an option to exit this horrible popup

Quora
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koolamusic
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September 10, 2019

@Quora, please let me know when you have fixed this very dark example of
@darkpatterns. I do not have the app and do not wish to download it. You leave me no other choice than leaving Quora. If that's what you want, so be it.

Quora
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BrtZndbrgn
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July 26, 2019

There’s a dark pattern when you’re browsing @Quora on mobile. You can read an article for a while, but then this pop up shows up. There’s no way to exit out of the pop up without choosing one of these options and they both link to the App Store.

Quora
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JardenaGJ
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June 2, 2019