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Pretty much Apple is saying that certain apps are automatically banned by AT&T even though AT&T may technically not have had any say in whether to ban an app or not. It seems like bandwidth intensive apps or those infringing on voice communication are automatically banned.
AT&T seems to confirm it with what they're saying since they admit to having discussions with Apple about certain apps such as those that might be high bandwidth or VOIP apps.
Seems like what most thought is true. AT&T is restricting bandwidth intensive apps or those that are VOIP based because this poaches on their minutes while data connections are suppose to be unlimited.
So while AT&T may technically not have had any discussions with Apple regarding Google Voice, it's likely that the policies set forth by AT&T made it an automatic rejection for that app by Apple.
Pretty much Apple is saying that certain apps are automatically banned by AT&T even though AT&T may technically not have had any say in whether to ban an app or not. It seems like bandwidth intensive apps or those infringing on voice communication are automatically banned.
AT&T seems to confirm it with what they're saying since they admit to having discussions with Apple about certain apps such as those that might be high bandwidth or VOIP apps.
Seems like what most thought is true. AT&T is restricting bandwidth intensive apps or those that are VOIP based because this poaches on their minutes while data connections are suppose to be unlimited.
So while AT&T may technically not have had any discussions with Apple regarding Google Voice, it's likely that the policies set forth by AT&T made it an automatic rejection for that app by Apple.