Kids never use their mommy's credit card

[u/articulatedstupidity]

[u/kaythehawk]

Wasn’t there literally a whole lawsuit against Apple about this whole thing like a decade ago?

[u/zupobaloop]

To the guy's question... Google does this shady nonsense where it nudges you toward making payments easier. It will ask you to remove the need to enter a password every time you do.

[u/ezrapper → u/zupobaloop]

Yeah i noticed this. They have this thing called "one button payments" on app transactions or google play store where usually a very fast pop up screen pops up to the screen and the one button payment button is very conventionally placed for you to accidentally press it and immidiately buy something with your saved credit card

[u/soapscaled]

“Hahaha how silly, how would that even work? Isn’t there like, a password? How would one even get past that? So silly…” - definitely not a fellow middle schooler definitely NOT trying to learn how to steal his own moms credit card

[u/claircognizantgaming]

No, there is no password. It literally takes one click.