Android: how to protect purchases on Google Play with password - Tecmundo

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stores mobile apps made life easier for everyone, but at the same time, they caused a substantial increase in the credit card account.

Because of ease of approval of purchases, many people end up spending a lot no concept of total purchases at the end of the month.

In this regard, the concern of companies offering the service is not great, after all, every consumer should take the expenses she has done. It turns out that without the application of any security confirmation (either the card code or other method), the consumer ends up getting hurt.

often children or other people can tinker on your device and make purchases without your permission. Precisely because of that, Google added a setting in Google Play Store to force the password prompt at the time of acquisition. Today, we show you how easy it is to activate this feature.

1. Go to Google Play Store
2. At the top right of the screen, click the Options icon (the one indicated by three dots vertically);
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3. Now open the item “Settings”
4. Scroll down to find the “Password” option (which displays the information about using passwords on restricting purchases);
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5. Finally, just check this box for new downloads undue not happen.

This configuration is very fast and can certainly help many out there who are compulsive buyers. Note that disabling this feature is only possible with the introduction of their email password, so do not worry about friends bastards who try to disable the option.