Apple said to be ‘scrambling’ to make changes to IAP policies required by March 31

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By Cody LeeMar 6, 2014, 3:21 pm191 pts
In a settlement with the FTC earlier this year regarding a lawsuit over in-app purchases, Apple told the commission that it would issue refunds to those affected and modify its in-app billing system to make things more clear. The FTC agreed and gave the company until March 31, 2014 to make the changes. In…

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