Potential Data Class Warfare On AT&T
If it’s true that AT&T plans to charge separately to use FaceTime over cellular networks, it’d be a lot like when they charged an extra fee simply for the ability to tether your laptop to your phone — it wasn’t for extra data, it was simply to use part of your existing 2GB allotment for tethering. It doesn’t pass any sort of logical test. If you’re paying $25 a month for 2GB of data, why does it matter how you spend it? (FWIW, FaceTime over 3G works just fine on an iPhone running iOS6 I’ve tested.)
Potential Data Class Warfare On AT&T
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If it’s true that AT&T plans to charge separately to use FaceTime over cellular networks, it’d be a lot like when they charged an extra fee simply for the ability to tether your laptop to your phone — it wasn’t for extra data, it was simply to use part of your existing 2GB allotment for tethering. It doesn’t pass any sort of logical test. If you’re paying $25 a month for 2GB of data, why does it matter how you spend it? (FWIW, FaceTime over 3G works just fine on an iPhone running iOS6 I’ve tested.)
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