Bharti Airtel is the largest cellular carrier in India with roughly 200 million subscribers. Basically, it has some weight to throw around, and it's using it to strike a blow against net neutrality. Airtel has amended its terms and conditions to stipulate that its data plans cover standard internet use only, meaning increasingly popular VoIP services like Skype are not included. If you want to make VoIP calls, it costs extra.
Indian Carrier Airtel Starts Charging Extra For VoIP Calls Through Skype, Viber, And Others was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Indian Carrier Airtel Starts Charging Extra For VoIP Calls Through Skype, Viber, And Others
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