Isnt that breaking consumer protection laws by intentionally misinforming customers? Users have a right to know where their money is going, and this is also pre

Isnt that breaking consumer protection laws by intentionally misinforming customers? Users have a right to know where their money is going, and this is also presents false information to the user about how much the service costs (much like a receipt or ticket that does not break down the tax) I m also surprised how people nitpick over apples rules as if they re some kind of laws. They re not , nobody voted for them and if enough ppl complain they may change