<human>: This happened several months ago, mom found out today.
Alright so basically if your iPhone is jailbroken you can do all sorts of cool stuff. Such as use the app "iFile" which allows you to change app files. So a few months back I was browsing around on iFile, looking for things to screw around with on my phone. I discovered a Crossy Road folder and its files, and looked inside. One file had a list of things similar to this:
1. <info>
<info>
Unlocked: false
2. <info>
<info>
Unlocked: false
Jackpot! If you haven't played Crossy Road, I suggest you not because its addictiveness will possess you. That was a list of different unlockable players in the game, collectables sort of. I knew, of course, changing the "false"s to "true"s would be a good idea. So I did. It unlocked the characters for me! At that point, I was thinking about how stupid the game's creators were to put something like that in a text file easily accessible in iFile.

I was wrong. I blame Apple for this, even though Apple didn't invent jailbreaking. They allowed someone to bypass an apple ID login by hacking. This is something that could have been easily preventable.

What happened today when I was eating dinner my mom was on her laptop looking at her appstore purchases. Eighty fucking dollars worth of Crossy Road purchases. All I did was change "false" to "true" on the text file and it did it for me, apparently. $80 down the drain that I could have spent on something nice :c

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: I jailbroke my phone to automatically unlock characters on Crossy Road. It backfired and it turns out I had purchased them without logging into my apple id. Mom got mad and I lost $80.