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Dark patterns seem to be popping up everywhere, even on mainstream apps and websites. Author: Tanya Rivera, CONSUMER REPORTS Published: 1:57 PM EDT August 3, 2021 Updated: 11:23 PM EDT August 3, 2021
GREENSBORO, N.C. You’ve probably seen privacy settings that seem intentionally confusing or have been forced to jump through hoops just to end an online subscription. All of those manipulative practices and confusing language are known as “dark patterns,” and as Consumer Reports explains, they can lead you to make choices you usually wouldn’t.
Dark patterns seem to be popping up everywhere, even on mainstream apps and websites. You can often find them when you’re registering for a new online account; maybe you have to click a box to keep the company from bombarding you with email.
Best smartwatches and fitness trackers to help you shed the quarantine 15 in the new year
Dont Waste Your Money: Top smart watches and fitness trackers
By: Consumer Reports
and last updated 2021-01-01 07:21:23-05
Itâs been called the quarantine 15 or the COVID-19 â not referring to the virus â but the weight gain during this pandemic.
According to a recent nationally representative Consumer Reports survey, nearly a third of Americans have packed on some pounds since last March. If youâre ready to get into shape, here are the best smartwatches and fitness trackers that can help, so you donât waste your money.
Consumer Reports: Best smartwatch options to help you drop the COVID-19
KTRK It s been called the COVID-19, not referring to the virus, but weight gain during the pandemic. If that s you, you are not alone. A recent nationally representative Consumer Reports survey shows nearly a third of Americans have packed on some pounds since the pandemic started. If it s time to get into shape, Consumer Reports reveals the best smartwatches and fitness trackers that can help.
Lourdes Quintavalli is one of many people whose weight was affected by the coronavirus pandemic. I think I gained weight because I let myself go. I let myself get depressed, I didn t want to work out, Quintavalli said.