Deceptive Patterns: Exposing the Tricks Tech Companies Use to Control You
In Deceptive Patterns, Harry Brignull uncovers the manipulative tricks tech companies deploy to control user behavior and choices. From sneaky interfaces to privacy invasions, the book exposes these tactics, offering tools to spot and counter them in the digital world. Empower yourself against exploitation with this essential guide to ethical tech use.
About This Book
Deceptive Patterns reveals the subtle tactics employed by tech companies to influence user decisions without consent. Author Harry Brignull, a leading expert in user experience, draws from years of observation to highlight these manipulative designs.
The book categorizes common deceptive practices found in apps, websites, and digital services, explaining how they erode user autonomy and privacy. It serves as a guide for recognizing and resisting these tricks in everyday digital interactions.
Through clear examples and analysis, readers gain insights into the motivations behind these patterns and practical strategies to protect themselves. This work aims to foster greater awareness and advocate for ethical design in technology.
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