Privacy Dark Patterns: A Case for Regulatory Reform in Canada

Using a comparative approach, our speaker will present the case for regulatory reform of Canada's privacy legislation to deal with dark patterns on the web by corporations and other data users to manipulate and deceive users and their behaviours online. Mr. Ademola Adeyoju's is the 2022 winner of the CBA's National Privacy and Access Law Section's essay contest winner.

SPEAKER

Ademola Adeyoju (University of Saskatchewan)

MEETING DETAILS

On-demand. Originally presented on Thursday, November 24, 2022.

MEETING PRICE

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