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These two cases seem pretty different to me. Steam wasn't in compliance with Australian refund laws and got in trouble for it. But the Steam case had nothing to
by elefanten 8y ago
These two cases seem pretty different to me. Steam wasn't in compliance with Australian refund laws and got in trouble for it. But the Steam case had nothing to do with minors (mostly very young children) making inadvertent purchases.
- benologist 8y agoThe similarity is the intent to refuse lawful refunds, and probably the scale. Steam never optimized to refuse more refunds though.
- tinus_hn 8y agoThe same thing happened with Apple in the US: https://www.macworld.com/article/2087844/apple-ftc-settle-over-in-app-purchases-by-minors.html https://www.macworld.com/article/2087844/apple-ftc-settle-ov...