How to Authenticate Play Store Purchases on Galaxy S20
Not all Play Store apps and contents are free. Most of the free apps aren’t the full version. This means that in-app purchases would be necessary in order to make use of the app’s complete features. Accumulated Play Store purchases can eventually turn into a bulky payment. To evade paying additional fees for any unwanted Play Store content, better configure your device to valide every purchase attempt via Google Play. Here’s how to authenticate Play Store purchases on your galaxy s20.
Activating Play Store authentication will help prevent unauthorized purchases of apps and other Google Play contents. This is usually recommended if you’re sharing your device with anyone, including your kids. This is one way of keeping your account safe from accumulating unauthorized hefty purchases.
With this setting, any purchase attempt via Play Store will only be processed and permitted once the required credentials or password is entered.
Keep reading to find out how to configure your galaxy s20 to authenticate all Google Play Store purchases.
Steps to Authenticate Play Store Purchases on Galaxy S20
If you prefer, you can set the phone to require authentication every 30 minutes. Otherwise, select Never if you don’t wish to safeguard your Play Store account. These options however aren’t recommended as they will turn off authentication for Play Store purchases unless you really prefer to use this setting.
Google Play Store will then ask you to confirm the password to disable authentication. To proceed, just enter the correct password for your Google account that’s associated with Play Store then tap the OK button.
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