A school teacher in the Cancer District of Chhattisgarh recently filed a complaint from Cyber RS 3.2 Lakh’s fraud, only to find out that his 12-year-old son had bought a ‘weapon’ for online battle matches.
This is not the only case, there are cases like that before in India and in many other parts of the world where smartphone users lose money in in-app purchases.
But fortunately, in India we have two factor authentication for all online transactions, except subscription-based and made on international websites.
For the last time, you need to ratify permission because it enters the OTP or UPI code.
However, maybe there are times when you use your cellphone and finally can make purchases in the application unconsciously.
But there are ways to stop preventing unintentional purchases on your device from applications and games by turning on authentication.
To prevent unintentional or unwanted purchases on authentication your device is required before every purchase, including in-app purchases, made from any application available in children’s parts, even if you usually don’t need it.
Here are the details of what application authentication and how it works is certain information, such as a password, must be entered on your device to make a purchase.
If needed, you can change or reset your Google account password.
You can set a password or authenticate for all application purchases on the Google Play Store.
This authentication also functions for in-app purchases.
How authentication works on various devices: what to do and what is not the Google Play Store authentication setting also functions across the device where you log in.
Remember, you must enter with the same account on all devices.
However, if you use multiple accounts on your device, repeat the steps below for each account on the device.
Open Google Play on the top right, tap the profile icon.
Tap the settings and then authenticate and then require authentication for purchase.
Select the option settings including: password or biometric authentication just switch to the options you want to set.
Set this for all purchases made through Google Play on the device here there are also three options: 1.
For all purchases; 2.
Every 30 minutes; 3.
Don’t ever set parental controls to prevent unintentional purchases NOTE: To change your authentication settings will need your Google password.
Visit Account Recovery if you don’t remember your password.
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