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I can see you are being downvoted but this is literally how this works. People install things and click rapidly thru the startup screens. These apps generally g

by 55555 6y ago

I can see you are being downvoted but this is literally how this works. People install things and click rapidly thru the startup screens. These apps generally get legal consent from everyone who is billed, they just either didn't read it or forgot to cancel.

hans-moleman 6y ago
A big issue I see is from the switch to Face ID from Touch ID. With Touch ID you actually had to put your finger on the sensor to confirm payment. Now with Face ID that dialog just becomes another OK you accidentally press and your face gets scanned before you even realize what’s happening.
- jackson1442 6y ago
  You still have to double click the side button… it’s pretty clear to me when I’m paying for stuff on my phone, at least.
cytzol 6y ago
> People install things and click rapidly thru the startup screens. While this is true, and there are definitely cases of people not reading the text and accepting whatever, Apple has a long way to go here. On the payment screen, the text showing the price and the recurrence is way too small, and they're both located under an eminently-skippable "Policy" paragraph. It's no surprise that users are skipping this user-unfriendly screen. This Twitter thread has some examples of how it can be improved: https://twitter.com/rjonesy/status/1358161301973979139 https://twitter.com/rjonesy/status/1358161301973979139
- 55555 6y ago
  I completely agree.