Google is swapping out its one-tap buy button for a slide gesture to help prevent accidental purchases on the Play Store.

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Google has recently introduced an update to the Play Store with a new gesture that will save you from accidental purchases.

As previewed in March, the Google Play Store is adding a “Slide to buy” gesture to confirm Android app, book, movie, and TV show payments.

In what could be a bug or behavior change, the Google Play Store is not showing available updates for system-level apps.

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