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Europe wants to ban 'dark patterns' in apps and loot boxes for minors

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Engadget
By staff@engadget.com (Steve Dent)
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Europe wants to ban 'dark patterns' in apps and loot boxes for minors
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Europe's Digital Fairness Act targets digital practices that harm children and push people into spending more.

Key Takeaways

  • Europe wants to ban 'dark patterns' in apps and loot boxes for minors.
  • Europe's Digital Fairness Act targets digital practices that harm children and push people into spending more.
  • Europe's Digital Fairness Act targets digital practices that harm children and push people into spending more.

Europe's Digital Fairness Act targets digital practices that harm children and push people into spending more.

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