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This article is implying that ATT lied to FCC about their involvement in the GV rejection decision. This is noted here: http://techcrunch.com/2009/07/29/att-don
by param 16y ago
This article is implying that ATT lied to FCC about their involvement in the GV rejection decision.
This is noted here: http://techcrunch.com/2009/07/29/att-dont-blame-us-for-the-iphones-google-voice-ban/ http://techcrunch.com/2009/07/29/att-dont-blame-us-for-the-i...
Additionally, there are no sources to back up the claim mentioned in this post. Net result - ignore until further information is available
- SamAtt 16y agoIt also ignores the fact that there are programs that allow users to receive unlimited texts already in the app store (TextNow being the one that springs to mind but there are tons). If that were the main reason to reject Google Voice you'd think those others (from far less influential companies) would also have been stopped.
- rortian 16y agoGoogle Voice lets you send and receive text messages for free. TextNow let's you send free text messages, and if you integrate with Google Voice you can receive them as well. Operating an SMS gateway is expensive and I'm sure there are not tons of apps that run one.