These rates would vary by the call’s destination. Viber typically charges a per-minute fee, which could be paid for via a calling plan or by purchasing credit to pay as you go. Similar to other calling apps, direct calls between Viber users are always free, but dialing out to a landline or a mobile phone via the “Viber Out” service would cost money. The company announced on January 30 that it would indefinitely waive the fees for calls to landlines or mobile numbers between the US and the seven countries impacted by the travel ban, including Syria, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen, Tech Cruch reported. If you did ANY "research" you could provide some links that back up this nonsense.Mobile calling app Viber is the latest tech company to offer help to those affected by President Donald Trump’s immigration and travel restrictions. Since that's NOT the way that it actually works, we know that it's a fact that that's not what's happening.ĭo your own research and you will conclude the same as me and get as far away from AT&T as possible. Then when you use your Wifi to make a free international VOIP call on viber with viber dialer to another viber customer, then AT&T steals your free viber call and then AT&T Bills you for using your Wifi which you used to make the free international call. As WiFi Assist is what your phone chooses to use when it doesn't have decent WiFi, it has nothing to with your cellular company accessing your phone. Maybe you mean "WiFi Assist"? Which has NOTHING to do with calls, but everything to do with data.īecause Wifi call assist is what AT&T is using to bypass international call blocking and spy into your viber app.Īgain if we mean WIFI ASSIST, then you are completely wrong. This means AT&T cannot provide the coverage, therefore they have you use your “Wifi to assist” with their regular calls. What is "Wifi call assist"? I've never heard of such a thing. Wifi call assist is what AT&T is using to bypass international call blocking and spy into your viber app.
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