Who's responsible for in App Ads?

What hapened?
Had today a bad experience with an AppStore App (faceGoo lite). My kids used it in the last days and if you tip backwards in the right top corner you can accidently tip on the add a $$$ number, which dials instantly without any further question. Never heard about the possibility of this "trojan" use on iOS.
Is this function really
Had read about errors/ problems with inApp buys so this is all disabled (no pw saved on the iOS devices). But i'm really shoked that kind of this function is possible on iOS. Apple should ad a policy like "can app xyz access to the dial function".
This kind of numbers are blocked now o all our devices.
We discussed in the company i work for how to deal with Google Store as we ramp out a big amount of Galaxies. For the existing iOS devices we need to rethink also if Apple AppStore can be used as a trusted store. Up to now it's defined as a trusted store where Google play will be menaged with a blacklist.
I like to sue the company resonsible for this, because it's a 4+ App and my kids can't read/ can't read ENG. I only talk about a couple of $ no big amount. But in this occation it's a question how this guys got the money. So i'll make a "pysical" extraction with cellebrite UFED touch tomorrow to save evidence and handle it over.
Can anyone tellme how to find who's responsible for the in app adds of given app? As I've access to the plist stuff (via cellebrite) on the phone i can check all flags and settings.

I made a note to apple in the app store. How to find the address of a publisher in app store? The website of the developer is registered through godaddy and than hidden again with an other publisher in the godaddy Whois information. At trace shows that the website I hosted by Amazon.
I found one person (co founder) but having no address to contact him. Is there a company register in the US to find the address of the company?
But to come back to the problem. Apple should redefine the policy using in app content/ ads by the developer. The content should be usefull and understandable by the audience the app is made for. And a $$$ dialer link is not 4+ level. And this dialer was not in the initial release.

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does apple garantee this app
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In 2010, I blought an HP Pavilion Elite HPE 250-f desktop computer (running Windows 7). This computer was advertised as having a Blu-ray DVD player, as well as players for regular DVDs and CDs. All these years, I've been successfully playing regular DVDs and CDs. Until now, I have not attempted to play a Blu-ray DVD.
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So, what's going on here? HP advertised this computer as having a Blu-ray DVD player. Wasn't HP responsible for providing software that could play Blu-ray DVDs? And why is the Blu-ray DVD, sometimes detected, and sometimes not detected, by playing software? Is there some kind of hardware issue?
Who is responsible for the fact that my computer can not play Blu-ray DVDs? HP, for bad playing software and/or bad hardware? Or is there something in the Windows 7 operating system that prevents the playing of Blu-ray DVDs? Is Microsoft responsible?
Thanks for any information.

Talon820 wrote:
In 2010, I blought an HP Pavilion Elite HPE 250-f desktop computer (running Windows 7). This computer was advertised as having a Blu-ray DVD player, as well as players for regular DVDs and CDs. All these years, I've been successfully playing regular DVDs and CDs. Until now, I have not attempted to play a Blu-ray DVD.
I recently rented the "Divergent" Blu-ray DVD (as well as the "Divergent" regular DVD) from my local library. When I tried to play the Blu-ray DVD, the HP MediaSmart software and the Windows Media Player detected the Blu-ray but were not able to play the Blu-ray.
I then downloaded the Media Player Codec Pack, http://download.cnet.com/Media-Player-Codec-Pack/3000-13632_4-10749065.html    This Codec Pack was supposed to help Windows Media Player play the Blu-ray. That did not work. When I got rid of the Codec Pack using System Restore, HP MediaSmart and Windows Media Player became unable to detect the Blu-ray in the Blu-ray drive. After another System Restore, HP MediaSmart and Windows Media Player were once again able to detect the Blu-ray (but were still unable to play the Blu-ray).
I then downloaded Cyberlink PowerDVD 14, which played the Blu-ray for only about 7 seconds before crashing. I then got rid of Cyberlink PowerDVD 14 with a System Restore.
I downloaded TotalMedia Theatre version 6.0.1.123. However, this software did not detect the Blu-ray. I then got rid of TotalMedia Theatre with a System Restore. After that, I was not able to play ANYTHING, including CDs and regular DVDs. CDs and regular DVDs were not being detected by playing software. After another System Restore, I was once again able to play CDs and regular DVDs. However, I do not want to risk trying to play the Blu-ray again.
So, what's going on here? HP advertised this computer as having a Blu-ray DVD player. Wasn't HP responsible for providing software that could play Blu-ray DVDs? And why is the Blu-ray DVD, sometimes detected, and sometimes not detected, by playing software? Is there some kind of hardware issue?
Who is responsible for the fact that my computer can not play Blu-ray DVDs? HP, for bad playing software and/or bad hardware? Or is there something in the Windows 7 operating system that prevents the playing of Blu-ray DVDs? Is Microsoft responsible?
Thanks for any information.
You're not going to get any help from HP or Microsoft on a 4 year old computer.   Maybe your optical drive is no longer able to play Bluray discs. Windows 7 Media Center with Bluray playback was not included in all versions of Windows 7. Each computer with Bluray has an individual license; yours may have expired after not using it for 4 years. Best advice - don't flog a dead horse. Just get regular DVDs.

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(Sorry for my poor english)
My MacPro(early2008 2.8G) has ATI HD2600 Graphic card.
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I'm sorry to see you haven't found an answer yet kamaleonb. :(
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Post Production Question: Who's responsible...?

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When delivering video files to an editor or post house, who's responsible for making certain the files are compatible with the NLE being used, the producer/director/cameraman or the editor/post house?
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I agree - first, the editor should provide necessary specs., whether to shooters, or folk doing preliminary editing, say with dalies.
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