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Pay For Free Apps On Samsung J5?
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Further to my previous post, I am trying to download free apps on my new phone and instead of installing, it is asking for my credit card., will Samsung use this and why do I have to give my card details for a free app? Is there a way around it? I have just created a google account and now more problems!! Thanks all
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Samsung doesn't know what data your phone sends any more than (for example) Dell does when you send data via one of their computers.
Your phone service provider (Vodafone, EE or whoever) can't see the data either, because it's encrypted.
Only Google Play gets the information, which is securely held in an encrypted form. Some free apps (indeed, many of them) offer 'in-app purchases', which are entirely optional. However Google Play needs to have your card details available in case you choose to use such facilities.
Your phone service provider (Vodafone, EE or whoever) can't see the data either, because it's encrypted.
Only Google Play gets the information, which is securely held in an encrypted form. Some free apps (indeed, many of them) offer 'in-app purchases', which are entirely optional. However Google Play needs to have your card details available in case you choose to use such facilities.