Google Sued Over Children's In-App Android Purchases
jfruh writes "Android apps sold through the Google Play app store require the user to enter their username and password before making an in-app purchase — but once they've done that, they can continue to do so for half an hour without re-authenticating. Now a lawsuit is claiming this loophole allows children to run up in-app purchases on their parents' credit cards, 'causing Google to pocket millions of dollars.'"
For once, won't someone think of the PARENTS?
She: Hey, are you a traitor? Me: No, I'm atheist.