If you are trying to purchase any product from within the application you are using, whether this application is for a game, a sport, or other different disciplines, you can do so easily by turning on or off the in-app purchases feature on Apple and Android devices with some Just tap Turning off in-app purchases can also be important to resist the temptation to spend money while using apps, so here are the steps you might need to do both.
What do "in-app purchases" mean?
An in-app purchase is something you buy when using an app on your computer or mobile device, and can take the form of an e-book, and the ability to play a game without watching ads.
There are three types of in-app purchases...
In-app purchases that permanently unlock certain content or features, examples include e-books and game expansions.
Expendables: Often found in free games, expandable in-app purchases allow users to purchase coins or power-ups to help improve gameplay by helping them pass levels or get fun digital items.
Subscriptions: Ongoing purchases (often billed on a monthly or yearly basis) that give you access to an app or let you use advanced features beyond the free version.
How to enable or disable in-app purchases on iPhone or iPad?
Open the Settings app
Click on Screen Time, then Content & Privacy Restrictions
Turn on Privacy and Content Restrictions by tapping the slider, and it will turn green when it's on
Tap on iTunes & App Store Purchases
Tap In-App Purchases, then select Allow or Disallow
How to enable or disable in-app purchases on Android?
Open the Google Play Store app.
Tap on your profile icon in the upper-right corner of the screen, then select Settings in the pop-up menu.
On the Settings page, tap Authentication, then tap Require Authentication for Purchases.
Then select one of three options: For all purchases through Google Play on this device.
Enter your Google password when prompted.
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