> I'm pretty sure it's less "dark patterns" and more "remembering your preference isn't 'necessary'". > Which, technically, it isn't. That's still a dark patt

> I'm pretty sure it's less "dark patterns" and more "remembering your preference isn't 'necessary'". > Which, technically, it isn't. That's still a dark pattern, because by definition, dark patterns aren't illegal - just barely legal, and detrimental to the consumer.