Dear AT&T: _________________________

Tell AT&T exactly how you feel about the fact that it’s still blocking FaceTime and violating Net Neutrality, among other things…

AT&T’s FaceTime Blocking: There’s a Complaint for That

AT&T will be slapped with net neutrality complaint over FaceTime blocking

Yes, it’s ridiculous that AT&T is telling me and all other deaf and hard-of-hearing customers that we have to buy unlimited voice minute plans to use FaceTime on our iPhones. But it’s even worse than that. I own a new iPad that runs on AT&T’s 4G LTE network. Yet if I want to make a FaceTime call on my iPad — a device that isn’t designed to make cellular phone calls — I have to first sign up for an unlimited voice and texting plan. Just think about that for a minute.

Brendan Gramer

AT&T’s FaceTime Blocking Hurts the Deaf

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AT&T responds predictably to FaceTime controversy, says claims of FCC violations are ‘another knee jerk reaction’

One of AT&T’s most outspoken executives comes out swinging

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(via SaveTheInternet.com | Stop AT&T’s Latest Attack on Net Neutrality)

AT&T won’t charge for FaceTime over 3G, but will require shared data.

The requirement may run afoul of the FCC’s Net Neutrality rules.