Ipad disaster
#52
I just upgraded my itunes this week and had to agree to a waiver that stated that my password was still valid for 15 minutes after purchasing an app. What that means after reading fine print, is that I download a free app and let my kiddo play on it and she hits yes to buying things, I am held responsible for whatever she spent.
I have every restriction in place and we tested it and she can still buy things (only spent $1.29 on a song I wanted to test it) for the 15 minute window.
Really sucks it has this flaw because with Kids that have their own ipods the risk increases for them to buy something.
I have every restriction in place and we tested it and she can still buy things (only spent $1.29 on a song I wanted to test it) for the 15 minute window.
Really sucks it has this flaw because with Kids that have their own ipods the risk increases for them to buy something.
#53
Originally Posted by crochetetc
I just upgraded my itunes this week and had to agree to a waiver that stated that my password was still valid for 15 minutes after purchasing an app. What that means after reading fine print, is that I download a free app and let my kiddo play on it and she hits yes to buying things, I am held responsible for whatever she spent.
I have every restriction in place and we tested it and she can still buy things (only spent $1.29 on a song I wanted to test it) for the 15 minute window.
Really sucks it has this flaw because with Kids that have their own ipods the risk increases for them to buy something.
I have every restriction in place and we tested it and she can still buy things (only spent $1.29 on a song I wanted to test it) for the 15 minute window.
Really sucks it has this flaw because with Kids that have their own ipods the risk increases for them to buy something.
#54
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Galveston Texas
Posts: 1,596
My 6 yr old grandson did the same thing. You do have to have a password but his 7 yr old sister knew the password and entered it for him. Neither of them realized the cost of the app. But they do now. I don't know if he got his money back or not.
#55
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Coastal Georgia
Posts: 1,508
Originally Posted by feffertim
I think the app maker should be more vigilent with these childrens games.
App maker creates a software for folks to buy and use. They have no control on what we do with it once we do buy it or even get a free app. We alone are responsible for our children and grandchildren and the access we give them.
My GD played that game one day and asked me for my password to get coins and when I looked at it told her NO that I was not paying for coins.
We can't blame Apple, ITunes, App Creators and such for our actions or those of our children.
#56
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Massachusetts, USA
Posts: 1,775
Originally Posted by BarbaraA
I don't see any apps for 99.99. You should call, maybe something else is going on.
#58
Originally Posted by clsurz
Originally Posted by feffertim
I think the app maker should be more vigilent with these childrens games.
App maker creates a software for folks to buy and use. They have no control on what we do with it once we do buy it or even get a free app. We alone are responsible for our children and grandchildren and the access we give them.
My GD played that game one day and asked me for my password to get coins and when I looked at it told her NO that I was not paying for coins.
We can't blame Apple, ITunes, App Creators and such for our actions or those of our children.
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