I'm betting that the applications rely on some part of the service (some central server or feature only available on Airtel's network), and thus cannot be run on another network anyway. Basically like AT&T saying it dares hackers to make visual voicemail work on the iPhone when using a T-Mobile US SIM...
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I'm betting that the applications rely on some part of the service (some central server or feature only available on Airtel's network), and thus cannot be run on another network anyway. Basically like AT&T saying it dares hackers to make visual voicemail work on the iPhone when using a T-Mobile US SIM...