Yes, Apple can refund your money in 2026, but the process depends on what you purchased. For App Store or iTunes purchases (apps, subscriptions, in-app purchases), you must visit https://www.google.com/search?q=reportaproblem.apple.com. You sign in, select "I'd like to request a refund," and choose the reason (e.g., "Child made purchase without permission"). Apple typically reviews these within 48 hours. For hardware (iPhones, Macs) bought directly from Apple, you generally have a 14-day return window from the date you received the product, provided it is in its original condition. If you bought through a third-party retailer like Amazon or Best Buy, you must follow their refund policy, not Apple's. In 2026, Apple has streamlined refunds for "unintentional" subscription renewals, making it easier to get a pro-rated refund if you cancel within a few days of the charge. Note that for digital content that has already been "consumed" (like a movie you've watched or a game you've played for hours), a refund is much harder to obtain and is granted solely at Apple's discretion.