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It sounds to me like you are charged for an initial voice call, thereafter the video call happens over wifi:I made a facetime call which i have seen i was charged for R1,75:wtf: it uses your wifi thats all so why does vodacom charge for facetime calls? i thought it was free..
"The voice call ends as soon as the FaceTime call connects," Apple tells us. "The FaceTime call is over Wi-Fi so does not use carrier minutes."
Try making the FaceTime call in airplane mode.
On those other devices you're connecting via an email address rather than directly dialling the other persons cellphone?I don't believe it because you can do Facetime with a iPod and a Wi-Fi only iPad, millions of people have iPhones and one lone South African discovered that Facetime gets charged with a initial gsm call, I think not.
Isn't wifi also off in airplane mode?
I'm with you on this.I'm sure airplane mode switches off wifi.
Airplane mode turns off all wireless connections
Facetime can sometimes send a sms in the background which you may be charged with.