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I recently activated an iPhone on my line -- temporarily -- and found that visual voicemail was included and didn't cost a dime. Can anyone explain why visual voicemail is free for iPhones but if you want it for any other phone it bears a monthly charge?
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Apple uses their own servers and not the carrier servers.
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Apple uses their own servers and not the carrier servers.
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Also VVM is also free for everyone. The $2.99 is for the premium version. You can search the FAQ and there's a pricing list and shows what you get.
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On Android devices with Kit Kat basic VVM is free. The $2.99 monthly VVM provides a text transcript of your voicemails.