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Originally Posted by elcreative
And, of course, Apple have to do this as not all In-app purchases covered, were made by kids using their parents ID to make the purchases (which is the reason for the settlement)... some (probably most) were made by users/players of the games making purchases for themselves and who knew what they were doing... the Amazon refunds are easily automated because they relate to any purchase of the relevant books...
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I can't believe people didn't get refunds right away. When I first got my iPad my then 3yo bought a few things in a game he was playing. When I saw the bill I was horrified that a young child could do that and super pissed.
I called Apple and demanded my money back, and they gave it back, along with instructions on how to require a password for in-app purchases or disable them completely. Personally I think in-app purchases should require a password by default.
-Marcy