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Redesigning Trust: Replacing Dark Patterns with Fair Choice Architecture in Financial Interfaces
Digital financial platforms make enrollment effortless and cancellation laborious. This asymmetry is a dark pattern that manipulates users who have already decided to leave. Existing work identifies such patterns after deployment, and regulators sanction them after harm, yet neither provides designe
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