¿Por qué Apple cobra un SMS internacional por activación FaceTime e iMessage????

Question

Al actualizar la versión IOS en mi iPhone 4S, se me activaron el FaceTime y el iMessage. En mi factura de teléfono aparecían dos mensajes SMS internacionales (a un número de Inglaterra) que yo no envié, y que parece que están asociados ae sta activación. ¿Por qué Apple cobra por esta activación de aplicaciones de sus terminales? ¿No es esto un abuso? Yo no fui consciente de este cargo, hasta que ví mi factura de teléfono.
Un comportameinto poco digno de Apple.

Answer 1

Here's a rough Google translation:
After waiting for the new OS to stabilize Lion decided to upgrade to Snow Leopard Lion, with the misfortune of my MB now has following problems: It takes twice as long to start Spotligh search does not work as efficiently as before But the most serious: Appears with the wi fi off, I tried to activate it and never stopped until I searched forums and found I had to delete a file called com.apple.alf.plist and restart, which worked, but now every time I start the MB make this operation 2 or 3 times until it finally activates the wi-fi Facetime and IMessage, not working, it took hours trying to start and unsuccessful, again looked in forums and had to delete records on the key, change DNS and reboot. Like the two previous problems require adjustments to records and libraries, I must restart 4 or 5 times my MB to work properly. I do not know why Apple does not solve these problems being presented to us thousands of users to update a Lion, nor is there a mechanism in line contact support, no way to order the reinstatement of the $ 32 a bad update .
I don't have any answers here, however someone who wishes to give it a try, Google thinks this request is in French and can use http://translate.google.com to translate it back.