I have just received two white I Phones 4 Model MC611LL and they bring along the Face Time feature. I own an older I Phone 4 model MC610 LL and it doesn´t have the Face Time feature. How should I get it?.

I have just received two white I Phones 4 Model MC611LL and they have the Face Time Feature included. I own an older version of I Phone 4 Model MC610LL and it doesn´t have the Face Time feature included. How can I get it?.

Where did you get the old one? If it came from the Middle East, FaceTime was removed from those due to government regulations. It can NOT be added back to them.

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