It could be more like: (1) ten years ago, parent made an icloud account, (2) six years ago, child is born, (3) five years ago, credit card is added to icloud ac

It could be more like: (1) ten years ago, parent made an icloud account, (2) six years ago, child is born, (3) five years ago, credit card is added to icloud account to buy music or movies, (4) six months ago ipad is purchased, (5) child uses a game .... I think it's fair for the parent to be surprised. I think it's fair for them to ask apple and/or the app developer to refund it. Apple's app store monopoly requires that they be a better steward for their users. If regulation leverage were applied, app stores could compete in fraud detection algorithms. Instead, they're motivated to look the other way.