AT&T has cleared the air this afternoon on its policies for FaceTime over cellular , saying that a Mobile Share plan will be required to use it — but it won’t incur an extra charge apart from normal data usage. The feature, which is new in iOS 6, had caused controversy several weeks ago when it was revealed that beta builds appeared to block the service on AT&T’s network by default, suggesting that the carrier might be looking to buck the tenets of net neutrality by tacking on an extra charge to enable it. Other video calling services aren’t affected That’s not to say the move isn’t exceptionally hostile to net neutrality, whose principles mostly aren’t enforced by law (and are showing no signs of impending enforcement) on the country’s… Continue reading…

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AT&T only allowing FaceTime over cellular on Mobile Share plans, no extra charge

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