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The really silly thing about the No VoIP deal is that even though it is an agreement with AT&T, it is still enforced on non-AT&T networks. For example in The N
by st3fan 17y ago
The really silly thing about the No VoIP deal is that even though it is an agreement with AT&T, it is still enforced on non-AT&T networks.
For example in The Netherlands all the big telcos have no problems with users doing VoIP. Yet, my SIP client (XSPhone) is only allowed to work over Wifi.
- trezor 17y agoThe same applies to the iPhone Skype client. Where I live (Norway) I know no operator which actively blocks applications on phones. You pay for data, you get data. A simple and fair deal. But because AT&T in the US doesn't like it, I can't use Skype here unless I have I am connected to some wifi network. With the iPhone being sold worldwide I find it odd that Apple are willing to limit it (and hence its appeal) globally by forcing application developers to cripple their applications.