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Apple event highlights Sometimes you become a victim of financial loss not because of any illegal fraud but because the children of yours who call themselves tech-savvy and start experimenting on your phone. A similar incident has shocked Jessica Johnson when she suddenly discovered that US $16,000 has been deducted from her savings account and was paid to Apple Store. She later found that the money was deducted from her account when her six-year-old son George Johnson was busy making in-app purchases on Apple's App Store for his favourite video game, Sonic Forces on iPad. Apple App Store ...

Six-year-old video game 'addict' racks up $16K bill on his mom's credit card while playing Sonic on her iPad - and now family might have to cancel Christmas George Johnson, 6, from Wilton, Connecticut, spent $16,293 in Apple app-store on his favorite video game Sonic Forces in July He repeatedly bought virtual 'golden rings' costing $1.99 to $99.99 by 'borrowing' his mom's iPad, which was connected to her credit card Mom Jessica Johnson, 41, was 'shocked' and called the game 'predatory' on kids  She initially thought it was 'fraud' and filed a claim but it wasn't until October that Apple tol...

What you need to know A 6-year-old went to town ordering in-app purchases for Sonic Forces, spending more than $16,000. The child's mother admits that there were no parental controls in place, but still believes the fault is with Apple. A Wilton., Conn. mother has found herself lumbered with a bill for more than $16,000 after her six-year-old son went on a spending spree in the App Store. He bought numerous in-app purchases related to the Sonic Forces game, all seemingly without having to enter any passwords or other credentials. According to a New York Post report, George Johnson was merrily...

Boy, 6, spends more than £12k on Sonic game add-ons using mum's iPad George Johnson bought a raft of virtual rings on Sonic Forces while his mum was working from home. Jessica initially thought the charges were fraud until an Apple worker ran her through her son's purchases 11:42, 14 DEC 2020 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send y...

A six-year-old spent $16,000 on in-app purchases without his mother knowing. He was using her iPad in another room, which begs the question... how? I think I know how it went down – and despite what the boy's mother says, it isn't Apple's fault. Ever since I wrote a story earlier today about a six-year-old who managed to spend $16,000 on in-app purchases, I've been trying to work out how it all went down. And I think I've cracked it. For those unfamiliar, a quick rundown. A six-year-old was left with an iPad while his mother worked. He managed to spend more than $16,000 on in-app purchases....