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Software has become more interrupting and demanding attention for seemingly no useful purpose to the user. Mike Swanson traces the history of trends and features that enabled increasingly annoying software infested with dark patterns.

Format LinkPosted on 22.03.202606.04.2026Author riyadCategories EnglishTags Dark Patterns, Development, Dystopia, Enshittification, Insights, Internet Finds, Mike Swanson, Software, Software Development

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