- Yabs.io Search (in tags:online_marketing,ethics)urn:uuid:{26A84316-A9D5-41CD-B089-462149A5E9C8}2024-03-28T04:34:21ZThe behavioural science of online harm and manipulation, and what to do about it | The Behavioural Insights Team2660402019-08-12T08:33:26ZZYet the characteristics of online environments – the deliberate design and the ability to generate enormous quantities of data about how we behave, who we interact with and the choices we make, coupled with the potential for mass experimentation – can also leave consumers open to harm and manipulation. Many of the failures and distortions in online markets are behavioural in nature, from the deep information asymmetries that arise as a result of consumers being inattentive to online privacy notices to the erosion of civility on online platforms. This paper considers how governments, regulators and at least some businesses might seek to harness our deepening understanding of human behaviour to address these failures, and to shape and guide the evolution of digital markets and online environments that really do work for individuals and communities.167weinreichDark Patterns at Scale: Findings from a Crawl of 11K Shopping Websites2536812019-06-26T18:51:30ZZ167weinreichDark Patterns - user interfaces designed to trick you787502010-09-17T04:15:25ZZ167weinreich