China's new gaming proposals to tackle overspending by children amid online outrage
Following public outcry, China's gaming industry promises to make it easier for parents to get refunds if their kids splurge on in-game extras without permission.
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Following public outcry, China's gaming industry promises to make it easier for parents to get refunds if their kids splurge on in-game extras without permission.
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