by An eight -year -old girl managed to spend amazing £ 8,500 for the Apple App Store, as his parents announced. The Guardian newspaper reader wrote in the national publication after her 8 -year -old girl built the amazing bill.
You typed: “ Our eight -year -old daughter did not make us known to spend over 8,500 pounds in the Apple App Store for over 90 days. We have not noticed that our HSBC debit card was somehow associated with her iPhone and had no idea that it could spend so easily.
“She was not aware that the money she spent was real money.” In a letter to the Consumer Affairs section, they added: “She sent money to YouTube channels, and the Youtubers then made friends with Roblox to earn more money with our child.
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“For me, this is a financial care. HSBC did not draw attention to these suspicious transactions. Apple initially refused our claim to a refund and then agreed to reimburse only two payments of a total of 60 GBP in the appeal procedure, since it was not authorized by a minor, although the others were not authorized under the same circumstances.
“We are desperate.” You can use the screen time to prevent unintentional or non -authorized purchases in the App Store and other Apple services. You can also need a password for purchases, prevent certain types of purchases or completely deactivate the purchase.
When the screen time is activated, go to Settings> Screen Time and then tap on content and data protection restrictions. When asked, enter your pass code and activate content and data protection restrictions. You are only asked to enter a pass code if you have already created one during the screen time.
Tap on iTunes & App Store purchases. Tap on in-app purchases and do not select. Apple explains: “If children have their own devices in their Sharing Group family, use the buy to check and approve their purchase inquiries.
“If you have children use your device, you can make a password for each purchase.”
