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Children's online games referred to watchdog for investigation
Three online games could be investigated by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) over paid for extra game features
4 June 2015
Games firms told to clean up their act over costly kids' apps
The Office of Fair Trading has told games producers they've got until 1 April to comply with new rules published today
30 January 2014
Warning: Are your kids playing these iPhone app games?
MoneySavingExpert.com has found a host of iPhone games which charge up to £70 a pop for virtual items
12 April 2013
New glitch hits RBS, NatWest and Ulster Bank apps
RBS, NatWest and Ulster Bank customers who use the group's mobile banking apps have been unable to access their accounts
28 March 2013
NatWest and RBS apps allow mobile-to-Visa card payments
Millions of people will be able to send payments to family and friends as easily as texting due to a new service
13 March 2013
RBS and NatWest allow card-less cash withdrawals
RBS and NatWest customers with their bank's mobile banking app can take money from an ATM without a debit card
13 June 2012
Barclays Pingit app allows mobile-to-mobile cash transfers
Barclays has launched a new app enabling people to send money using their smartphone
16 February 2012
BlackBerry users to get free apps after blackout
Research in Motion, which makes the smartphone, says the 'premium apps' will be worth more than $100(£64) in total
17 October 2011
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Martin Lewis: Is it time to ban unnecessary Christmas presents?
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