Done! I don't see much if anything changing with AT&T as a result of this, though.
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even if they dont do anything I think it'll help..
I love the effort but we all know this won't do anything. The companies make the decisions as to how data and features are used. They have for years and will continue to.
That maybe so, but it is still a good idea to let companies know what we think & feel about their products, services and customer service or the lack of customer service.
I'm not wasting my time signing this useless petition. They're not charging you extra, just need a different plan. Besides, video calling isn't taking the world by storm and the quality is garbage in the earlier betas of iOS 6.
Mmm... not sure what's the problem with your data but I've been using facetime over 3g a lot on ios 6 and I haven't noticed any difference at all.
Also, with LTE " taking the world by storm" with all the new iphones Apple will sell this is going to be a feature more people will use.. it wouldn't be such a big deal if they charge EVERYONE for this feature, but only allowing certain people to use it's WRONG..
AT&T's reasoning for this: FaceTime is pre-installed. Well, that's a lie right there... I had to install FaceTime on my devices....
AT&T Responds to Net Neutrality Concerns Regarding FaceTime Usage Policy - Mac Rumors
I've never had to install facetime on any iOS device I've owned. It's always been built in. I just flip the toggle on if I want to use it, which I don't.
The toggle was there for me after installing it...
I've never used FaceTime, and I don't see myself really needing it anytime soon; however, I signed the petition, based on the principle of the matter.
It doesn't seem right that AT&T is blocking the built-in features on a device, especially since the data that these features use has already been paid for by the customer. Another example is their blocking of the iOS Hotspot feature.