The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) claims there is a need for more stringent guidelines in the mobile gaming industry following a review of the Google Play and Apple App Stores where more than 340 apps were analysed.The ACCC's concern stems from a discovery that many of the games in the survey did not provide proper information to consumers before download about the nature of the games and the possibility of in-app purchases. Concerns were also raised about the lack of information on how to restrict devices from such purchases.Latest news and slideshows on AppleWhile the consumer watchdog yet tro take any action in regards to specific developers, it is concerned about the vulnerability of consumers in a growing market."Once you're playing, many games make it clear that you can get ahead or avoid getting bogged down if you shell out for in-app purchases. Children exposed to this won't always connect a t
