юааcentre Urges Online Platforms To Refrain From ташdark Patternsюабтащ Advertisement. “therefore, i strongly urge you to refrain from indulging in any design or pattern in the online interface of your platform that may deceive or manipulate consumer choice and fall in the category of dark patterns,” he said. the letter has been sent to 26 e commerce companies including amazon, flipkart, paytm mall, snapdeal. Posted on: 30 jun 2023 5:26pm by pib delhi. the department of consumer affairs, government of india has urged online platforms to refrain from incorporating any design or pattern in the online interface of their platform that may deceive or manipulate consumer choice and fall in the category of dark patterns. 2.
Centre Bans Dark Patterns On E Commerce Platforms Notifies Statesman news service | new delhi | june 30, 2023 6:57 pm. the government has urged online platforms to refrain from incorporating any design or pattern in the online interface of their platform. In a letter addressed to major online platforms, rohit kumar singh, secretary, the department of consumer affairs strongly advised online platforms to not engage in ‘unfair trade practices’ by incorporating dark patterns in their online interface to manipulate consumer choice and violate ‘consumer rights’ as enshrined under section 2(9) of the consumer protection act, 2019. The government has banned the use of 'dark patterns' by e commerce and online platforms. these deceptive practices manipulate customers into purchasing products they didn't intend to or lure them. The department of consumer affairs has written to online platforms “strongly advising” them to refrain from using any manipulative design or pattern on user interfaces that may hamper consumer.
юааcentreюаб Launches Hackathon To Detect ташюааdarkюаб юааpatternsюабтащ On E Commerce The government has banned the use of 'dark patterns' by e commerce and online platforms. these deceptive practices manipulate customers into purchasing products they didn't intend to or lure them. The department of consumer affairs has written to online platforms “strongly advising” them to refrain from using any manipulative design or pattern on user interfaces that may hamper consumer. Sneaking items into online shopping carts; making the cancellation of a paid online subscription impossible; creating a sense of “false urgency”: these are among the deceptive strategies flagged in a draft guidelines released thursday by the union government to curb “dark patterns” used by online platforms. these dark patterns mislead. The department of consumer affairs cautioned e commerce platforms on tuesday against use of use of deceptive user interface designs also known as “dark patterns” as it will be considered as.
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