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Fortnite refunds — how to apply for a piece of $245 million ‘deceptive practices’ settlement
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The FTC accused Epic Games of using “design tricks aimed at getting consumers of all ages to make unintended in-game purchases” and making it easy for kids to rack up charges without parental consent.
chicago.suntimes.com