“AT&T appears to be in the midst of rolling out support for Apple’s FaceTime video calling service for iPhone on its cellular network, making good on a promise to support all video chat apps over wireless by the end of the year,” AppleInsider reports.
“While no public announcement has been made regarding the latest policy change, a number of AppleInsider readers, including Jon from Maryland, have reported a recent activation of FaceTime over cellular on both LTE and HSPA+, even those with grandfathered unlimited data plans,” AppleInsider reports. “Previously, the company stated it would be activating the service in June for LTE devices only.”
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AppleInsider reports, “So far, activation of the service has been verified in parts of New York, Maryland, Georgia, Louisiana, California and Hawaii.”
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Lynn Weiler” for the heads up.]