Google Denies Tricking Kids Into App Buys On Parents' Dime

By Allison Grande (September 11, 2014, 9:46 PM EDT) -- Google Inc. hit back at a revamped California class action complaint accusing it of enticing kids to spend money on in-app purchases without their parents' permission, arguing Wednesday that the plaintiffs failed to prove they relied on Google's misleading statements about the costs associated with apps....

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