Requiring a password to download apps on a smartphone or tablet is meant to keep you from getting ripped off. The problem is that not everyone who knows how to log in understands what really happens when you click to "buy." The parents of 6-year-old twins in Cambridgeshire in England found this out the hard way after receiving bills from Apple for nearly $1,600 worth of apps the kids had purchased. Ashley Griffiths, father of the twins, told BBC News that there were four pages of purchases of ga...
6-Year-Old Twins Charge $1600 Worth Of Apple Apps To Parents' Account On Their iPad
The Huffington Post - 3 Oct 2013 21:10
Requiring a password to download apps on a smartphone or tablet is meant to keep you from getting ripped off. The problem is that not everyone who knows how to log in understands what really happens when you click to "buy." The parents of 6-year-old twins in Cambridgeshire in England found this out the hard way after receiving bills from Apple for nearly $1,600 worth of apps the kids had purchased. Ashley Griffiths, father of the twins, told BBC News that there were four pages of purchases of ga...
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