Disguising a gambling app as something else lands Apple in court

Back in 2017, a woman named Karen Workman that led her to file a lawsuit against . Workman "began purchasing coins through the app so he/she could continue to play for a chance to win free coins that would enable him/her to enjoy the game for a longer period of time." , during the six-month time-period before she filed the lawsuit, Workman spent $3,312.19 on coins for the game.

While gambling apps are banned from the App Store, the suit says that games with in-app currency should also be considered a "gambling app" and banned because users "have the ability to win ...

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