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AT&T, have you no shame?

Posted by BernardSwiss on · 3 comments
Ars Technica; By Nate Anderson 		Mail this story
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The distinctions being drawn seem bizarre and arbitrary to many customers who argue that data is data—I paid for it and should control what I use it on, not AT&T. It's even stranger because AT&T isn't targeting "video chat" apps with its restriction -- it is only targeting FaceTime. What is going on here?

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Comments (3)

jdixon ·
The answer is no. AT&T is a company. Companies have no shame.
caitlyn ·
The best move I ever made was getting rid of my AT&T cell phone and moving to another provider. Their customer service was atrocious, problems with my voice mail *NEVER* got fixed despite repeated calls and their prices just aren't competitive. I doubt I will ever be an AT&T customer again.
jdixon ·
> I doubt I will ever be an AT&T customer again.

If I want cell service, AT&T is pretty much the only option where I live. Of course, the only cell phone I have is the one my company provides. I doubt I'll ever bother getting a personal one at current prices. Cell phone service plus a data plan simply isn't worth $50/month or more, which seems to be the going rate.

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