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Google and Apple Respond to FCC Inquiry

In response to Apple removing Google Voice apps from its App Store last month, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) sent letters to Google, Apple and AT&T asking Google about its Google Voice app for the iPhone, asking Apple why it chose to remove Google Voice apps and asking AT&T if it had any role in the removal of those apps.

Now all three have responded:

Google’s Response
AT&T’s Response
Apple’s Response

Update: Google has now released its full response, which includes previously redacted parts.

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