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Indeed! I don't know how to refer to this in a colloquial way because while having every single switch on a single screen isn't exactly a dark pattern, it does
by concinds 5y ago
Indeed! I don't know how to refer to this in a colloquial way because while having every single switch on a single screen isn't exactly a dark pattern, it does incite many people to just turn everything on because they "paid for it" and want "the best and greatest".
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- temp234 5y agoMaybe FOMO, misplaced trust in authority, or nudge theory? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nudge_theory https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nudge_theory Definitely know the overall effect you're talking about by putting all the setting switches together in a low-context roll, and especially the use of "reward" colors (green!) for flipping a switch on. One of the "life hacks" that gets thrown around for spending less time on your phone is to go into the settings and replace the screen colors with a monochrome color palette.