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FTC Sues Amazon Over In-App Purchases

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gfondeur

Jul 10, 2014, 7:24 PM
Parents need to stop being so lazy and stupid, that's the solution to the problem,

Went you handle a device with your purchase information on it to a child you are the responsible or what that child do with your info,

So parents, stop being so lazy and stupid, and lock your info down,
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thebriang

Jul 10, 2014, 7:57 PM
Well that sounds all well and good, but Amazon shipped these devices pre-setup with the purchasers amazon account and credit card details.

Then they wouldn't even let you download free stuff without putting in a credit card, no gift card or prepaid card, it had to be a real verifiable credit card.

Then they put in that One-Click Buy button, which for once does exactly what it says. After you clicked it and clicked "Yes", it's "too late to cancel the order".

So I can see how lots of kids bought lots of stuff, and I imagine that even the kids assumed that Amazon wouldn't just send them a tablet with someone else's credit card details and no verification beyond clicking "Yes". But of course they knew and millions because of it.
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gfondeur

Jul 10, 2014, 8:40 PM
Do you know what the word "parental controls" is?

American parents need to stop blaming others for their incompetence,
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WhySoBluePandaBear

Jul 11, 2014, 1:41 AM
thebriang said:"
Well that sounds all well and good, but Amazon shipped these devices pre-setup with the purchasers amazon account and credit card details.

Then they wouldn't even let you download free stuff without putting in a credit card, no gift card or prepaid card, it had to be a real verifiable credit card.

Then they put in that One-Click Buy button, which for once does exactly what it says. After you clicked it and clicked "Yes", it's "too late to cancel the order".

So I can see how lots of kids bought lots of stuff, and I imagine that even the kids assumed that Amazon wouldn't just send them a tablet with someone else's credit card details and no verification beyond clicking "Yes". But of course they knew and millions be...
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gfondeur

Jul 14, 2014, 11:35 AM
Lol well said,
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