Apple’s shelling out $32.5 million to parents burned by their kids’ in-app spending sprees

Parents whose children racked up hundreds of dollars in in-app purchases on Apple devices are getting their money back.

Apple has entered into a consent decree with the Federal Trade Commission, agreeing to refund the parents of children who racked up big charges in-app purchases without their explicit consent. The company is required to pay out a minimum of $32.5 million and notify affected consumers that refunds are available. Any funds Apple doesn’t dole out within 12 months must be remitted to the FTC.