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Dark patterns: The case for regulatory pluralism between the European Unions consumer and data protection regimes
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  • 2011Framing Techno-Regulation: An Exploration of State and Non-State Regulation by Technology71 cited
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  • 2013Smart meters and the information panopticon: beyond the rhetoric of compliance29 cited

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