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The European Commission proposed a Digital Fairness Act on Wednesday to ban dark patterns and let consumers switch off addictive design features. It would fine companies up to 6% of worldwide annual turnover in large cross-border cases and save EU consumers up to €13.7 billion ($15.3 billion) a year. The European Parliament and Council will now discuss it.
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