Abstract:There is a growing concern about the use of manipulative mechanisms in online interfaces and the underlying harm to users' autonomy under the label of 'dark patterns'. The effect of these mechanisms, especially in vulnerable populations, is still under-researched. The present doctoral dissertation aims to understand the conditions under which users are less likely to resist manipulation, following the idea of digital inequalities in manipulative designs. This dissertation expects to contribute in two ways. Fir… Show more
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