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  • AT&T's FaceTime Blocking Puts the Screws to Its Deaf Customers

    Brendan Gramer
    September 11, 2012
    AT&T’s FaceTime blocking is especially frustrating to me. I am profoundly deaf. For me and my family, mobile FaceTime offers the promise of a seamless, one-touch communications solution that will allow me to communicate in my natural language, American Sign Language.

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