In-app purchases much clearer when purchasing under iOS 11

On
had seen this morning via an investigation by Johnny Lin published on the medium site
that there is awalk
bogus apps flourishingwhich generates a significant turnover via
the subscription system and a payment validation window by Touch ID
not always explicit.

This will change under iOS 11, in fact, a developer has published
on twitter an image of thenew in-app purchase window
which is much more understandable than the current version.

So with the next major version of iOS, the in-app purchase window will
indicateclearly and separately different informationau
instead of grouping them in sentence form in iOS 10.

Information, such as age rating, Apple ID, price,
way to validate the payment (Touch ID or password), the name of the app and
in-app purchasing.

What do you think of this new window for purchases?
integrated?

Also read, therecent information regarding
iOS 11, dont :

• 
  Apple Keynote: all the new iOS 11, iPad, Mac and HomePod features in one
  article
• What
  iPhone and iPad to take advantage of iOS 11
• 
  The App Store redesigned with iOS 11: the editorial in the spotlight, here are the
  changes
• All this
  What you need to know about the new iOS 11 Control Center
• 
  iOS 11 helps regain storage space with suggestions
• iOS
  11 provides a function to record screen video,
  directly from iPhone or iPad
• iOS
  11 allows direct reading of QR codes: operation in
  video
• It is
  fact, 32-bit apps are no longer supported by iOS 11
• The
  NFC chip of the iPhone finally opens: reading tags at the rendezvous of
  apps with iOS 11
• 
  Live Blog from the Apple WWDC 2017 conference: iOS 11, new Mac, iPad,
  etc.
• Move
  multiple app icons from page to page becomes easier with iOS 11
  (video)
• New effects
  to liven up iMessage conversations in iOS 11
• Apple goes
  limit the ability of apps to track users beyond usage
  foreseen

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