Parent forced to sell car after child racks up $1,800 App Store bill
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`I never thought it would be possible to spend that much money on a kids` game - the game is four plus.` What you need to know A UK father has had to sell his family car to pay off a bill racked up by his son on his iPhone. Muhammad Mutaza`s son Ashaz spent nearly $1,800 playing Dragons: Rise of Berk. The man believes his son memorized his iPhone password whilst looking over his shoulder. A UK man has learned a valuable lesson about Apple`s parental controls after his son spent $1,800 on his iPhone, forcing him to sell the family car. As reported by the Daily Mail, Muhammad Mutaza from North Wales was billed £1,289 after his son racked up 29 in-app purchases ranging from £1.99 to £99.99. Mutaza claims his son, Ashaz, may have memorized his iPhone password whilst looking over his father`s shoulder, and that he only found out about the purchases when he checked an obscure email address that his Apple ID was linked to. Apple refunded £207 to the family, but Mutaza told Appl...