This infographic explains deceptive patterns, also known as dark patterns, and how they undermine user autonomy and violate privacy laws. It defines deceptive patterns as manipulative interface designs that pressure users into unintended choices. The document outlines common examples such as overloading, skipping, misleading buttons, pre-ticked checkboxes, confusing language, and forced data sharing. It highlights regulatory prohibitions under laws like GDPR, CPRA, and the FTC Act, emphasizing enforcement risk and consumer harm. The infographic encourages organizations to design fair, transparent consent experiences that respect user choice and build long-term trust.

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