In iOS 8, Parents Can Control What Apps Their Kids Purchase

Apple debuted a new iOS 8 feature at its Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday that will enable families to share iTunes purchases and make it easier for parents to regulate their children's transactions.

Family Share, which will be available when iOS 8 launches later this year, will allow up to six people to share iTunes purchases, including apps, music and movies, provided the same credit card is linked to each iTunes account. Families using the feature will also be able to access each other's calendars, reminders and photos.