You asked for an explanation, I explained. Even though you don't like the explanation, it remains fact. Let me pose a hypothetical for you here: you play a game with 99 other people. Something goes wrong in the game, and the other 99 people take advantage of it and gain a massive leap in power over you. You opt not to, in good faith that the powers that be will make it right somehow. Eventually, they remove the exploit but do nothing else. What's your first course of action the next time you find out about such a problem? Are you going to tell the devs, or are you just going to abuse a broken system as much as you possibly can? Because I'm betting the latter. Now, same scenario, but all they do is take away the other guys' direct gains from the exploit, but nothing else. Again, I'm betting you'd join right in for the next round because again, no real punishment for them and no benefit for you, so likely no risk even if you get 'punished.' But, once again, same scenario: this time, they take away others' rewards AND give you something for honesty. Not only are you appreciative of the gift for being the minority to avoid abusing their system, your reward serves as incentive for some of those 99 to join you in the non-exploiting side in the future. It's basic psychology.
@*JAWS* all IAPs are supposed to be returned to you. If they haven't been, contact Rovio support. The return of IAPs was specifically mentioned in the same line as the rollbacks, as something that was to be returned. Nothing was 'stolen' from you, so contact support if you didn't have any IAP results returned properly.
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