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Do high conversion rates actually matter if you’re burning through customer trust with dark patterns?
As regulators tighten rules on deceptive interfaces and consumers become more privacy-aware, the short-term gains from dark patterns may be eroding long-term brand loyalty. Cast your vote on whether conversion rates can justify trust-damaging tactics.
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