What's a major telco to do when it can't make up its mind?
Put things on the website one day and then remove them the next?
Here ya go? AT&T has flip-flopped again on whether iPhone customers can get free access to AT&T hotspots.
Yesterday, the iPhone plans page on the AT&T web site clearly stated that access to the hotspots was included with all plans (didn't I just blog about this?), but now that statement has disappeared.
Now if they could just get the network to work in Fairfield Co., but I guess they got bigger fish to fry ...
And maybe Apple should be looking to Verizon as a partner?
Read more about it on Gizmodo here.
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This probably has something to do with people posting ways to modify your browser so that it tells AT&T your using an iPhone in order to get free access from any computer.
They probably didn't think it through long enough.
-Chris