I recently got a charge for $30 today and I don't know why? Could my daughter have selected a free i touch game which really wasn't free?

You should soon receive an itemised email receipt. As for free apps, some have in-app purchases, which made the news a few months ago when kids innocently spent thousands of their parents' dollars on Smurfberries and the like.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/225396/apple_slapped_with_class_action_lawsuit_ov er_inapp_purchases.html

The way to avoid that is to set up Parental Controls: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4213

colleenfromedenprairie wrote:

Recently got a charge for $30 from itunes store? Is it possible that my daughter bought a free game for her itouch which really wasn't free??

Hi Colleen: If an App is indicated to be free, it will be. However, and it is big however. It is possible to purchase items from within an App. Unfortunately, this seems to be quite common in games geared towards kids.

Stedman

lol dude its the new operating system, Lion. It came out today via the mac app store, whoch is connected to itunes.