EU Digital Fairness Act to Ban Dark Patterns, Mandate Two-Click Cancellation

The European Commission is preparing the Digital Fairness Act, following the DSA and DMA, to ban dark patterns and complex cancellation processes. It will require digital companies to notify users before free trials end and mandate two-click cancellation, directly targeting revenue from automatic renewals. The proposal is in preparation, with details and timeline uncertain, but it signals continued EU regulatory pressure on digital platforms.

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