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Yeah, their bull**** "certification" program that only allows carrier-sold phones and not unlocked ones are frustrating, especially that in Europe as long as yo
by zinekeller 4y ago
Yeah, their bull**** "certification" program that only allows carrier-sold phones and not unlocked ones are frustrating, especially that in Europe as long as your phone is compatible with VoLTE (and VoWiFi and VoNR) it'll simply work.
- sgc 4y agoFrankly, and I know this might be an unpopular opinion, it should be illegal. Communications are extremely important building blocks of our society, and people should not be forced into acquiring their devices from their service provider. Any device that is technologically compatible should be allowed, and the carrier should be forced to support open standards to guarantee interoperability. It's the equivalent of a toll road only allowing cars they sold onto it.
- zinekeller 4y ago> this might be an unpopular opinion I don't think anyone is thinking that AT&T certification (beyond blocking actively harmful devices) is an unpopular opinion tbh.