US and European carriers ban Skype on iPhone
It would appear that AT&T is somewhat worried over the new Skype for iPhone application, as AT&T is to restrict the use of the Skype iPhone app on their 3G network according to a report by Intomobile.
As we all know, Skype is VoIP and offer free calls, something obviously mobile carriers don’t particularly like, and thus Skype for the Apple iPhone has been relegated to WiFi hotspots.
AT&T isn’t the only carrier to do this with Skype, as in the UK; O2 has also restricted Skype to WiFi, while T-Mobile Germany has gone as far as to completely ban Skype from their network.
What’s your take on this readers, should Skype be relegated or banned or should it be allowed to do what it’s meant to do?
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2 thoughts on “US and European carriers ban Skype on iPhone”
There is nothing wrong with Skype it is just the way operators are profiting. Sooner or later all operators will transform to wireless ISP, nothing else… and if not they will probably end up like Blockbuster these days, nearly dead because of not following the market. It should not be banned. Is it legal at all?
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