Deceptive Patterns: Exposing the Tricks Tech Companies Use to Control You
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Deceptive Patterns: Exposing the Tricks Tech Companies Use to Control You

by Harry Brignull

Psychology Technology Nonfiction
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Deceptive Patterns explores the tricks tech companies use to influence decisions and shape behavior. Harry Brignull introduces readers to deceptive design patterns, making this a useful guide for anyone who wants to better understand how digital products can steer choices.

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Deceptive Patterns examines the tactics tech companies use to influence and control user behavior.

Harry Brignull focuses attention on the design patterns that can make digital choices less transparent.

The book offers a framework for recognizing persuasive techniques in everyday technology.

It is suited to readers interested in technology, digital design, business practices, and personal agency online.

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