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Apple Settles With FTC for $32.5 Million Refund For Parents Whose Kids Made Unauthorized in-App Purchases
Apple has reached a settlement with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to refund approximately $32.5 million to parents whose children made App Store in-app purchases unknowingly.
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By Russell WesterholmKent State Board Names Beverly Warren School’s 12th President
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By Russell WesterholmNew Smart Bed Connects to Smartphone, Monitors Heart Rate
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