While that's a good idea it will never happen, since it's diametral to the interest of the app stores, which is to make as much money as possible.
Of course, if the abuse gets too bad there will be regulatory backlash.
Of course, if the abuse gets too bad there will be regulatory backlash.
> One deposition shows Facebook employees were reluctant to reduce this "friendly fraud" because it would likely also reduce the company's overall revenue.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2019/01/25/facebook-tu...
They don't want kids sending thousands of dollars. It is bad PR for pocket change for them. They already have options in the OS to prevent this. They just need to change the defaults and a few additional features.