Add 1 in front of area code

Is there a fast way to add the number one in front of all out going calls? and also when setting up the phone number in the contacts list?
My husband and I both have Iphones and I set up my phone numbers with the area code included. But recently when I called his phone , his phone never rang and went straight to voicemail. He did not receive the voicemail for more than an hour after I called him. If I had been in an emergency he would not have received the message.
We called our provider ATT which had this answer.....even though i had the area code included I should have had the number one in front of the area code and then the call would have gone through. ATT states that this is a "new regulation" that is going through the FCC.
If that is true then I think 99.9% of the population has not heard of it.
If that is true then why doesn't the newest phone - the Iphone 4S - have a capability to auto set the number one before dialing and auto set the fact that a phone number is required to have the area code with each phone number that is stored.
I look forward to any resolutions to my question. Otherwise it is another manual job of going thru each phone contact and adding the information "required" by the FCC.

Doesn't sound right to me. I don't have 1 in front of any of my contacts and they always go through. I would check with someone else at AT&T on that.
Edit: I'm also on AT&T

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