When did people the do unauthorized tethering become criminals? When do people get put in jail for breaching the cellphone contract? All the company can do is really amend or cancel your service. Where did this criminal thing come from?
When did people the do unauthorized tethering become criminals? When do people get put in jail for breaching the cellphone contract? All the company can do is really amend or cancel your service. Where did this criminal thing come from?
It is theft of service. It is a crime.
Come and arrest me then
I jailbreaked my phone , but the method of jailbreak (MyWi hotspot) goes against AT&Ts Terms of Service rules, so my service got terminated.. both data and voice! plz help...
You say this now... but when your plans gets terminated because of your unauthorized tethering, you will be out of luck...
I have decided to "watch" netflix movies on my phone 24-7, just to get my moneys worth out of my data charges.
I have decided to "watch" netflix movies on my phone 24-7, just to get my moneys worth out of my data charges.
For the record, despite the common perception, tethering is not an 'option' for ANY data plan. 2GB data do not have the option to 'add' tethering.Tethering is not an option when you have unlimited
AT&T needs to change the unlimted data plans to capped plans and end all of this now. Then you can comence your whinning
If you want more regulation get Apple involoved. If you try to sync a Jailbroken phone with iTunes it will refuse to sync the data or force an upgrade in order for you to continue. Killing the jailbreak...
That will surely fix the system...
iTunes has never forced an upgrade to my JB iPhones. In fact they play surprisingly well together.If you want more regulation get Apple involoved. If you try to sync a Jailbroken phone with iTunes it will refuse to sync the data or force an upgrade in order for you to continue. Killing the jailbreak...
The only people who disagree are those who want others to pay for their data..
Since this started happening....I've started to listen to SiriusXM through their app and stream music all day long.....whether I'm listening to it or not. My goal is to use as much data as possible........with ZERO tethering I have the following usages:
Oct: 7.1 GB
Nov: 7.2 GB
Dec: 3.8 GB
Jan: 5.4 GB
Feb: 7.6 GB
Mar: 5 GB
At least that's what ATT has listed on the website....
You've been over taxing the network we all use out of spite for months? Seriously? How old are you?
Almost 40......and I got ZERO problem with it. Make a freakin network that can handle "Unlimited" data. I'm an engineer.....It's not Rocket Science.
You think they can make a profitable network that can handle the kinda data you use for 30.00 a month? Serious question, you're the engineer.
If your actually using the data, say pandora while your training, than thats one thing but wasting data? Overuse is the reason they are having to crack down in the first palce, or atleast one of them. I have MiWi but adv about 1.5gb a month.
PS, my GF and I did P90X, I lost 40lbs (I'm 6'8" 300) that is a brutal program but it amazes me what I can lift now and her 6 pack... nice.
Were doing it again this summer.
More to the point do you think it is fair for us to expect ATT to be able to let everyone use 8-10gb a month for 30.00 on the network they have? If the traffic gets to high they are going to have to take steps to reduce the traffic in addition to beefing up the network.
I liked the workouts a lot. We got lucky and found a gym within walking distance with an upstairs area that couldnt be better for p90x. I didnt like cooking so much.
Thats a lot of running! One problem with being a big guy is no matter how good or bad of shape youre in your knees still suckO'well
Thanks for the workout offer!
$30/month per device is totally fair IMHO. Look at it this way. How many millions of phones has just the iPhone sold that's on the network. Let's just say theirs 30 million iPhones activated. That's $900 million per month of revenue. Now, putting hardware and software in place is a one time fee for development, acquisition, and installation. Sure it's going to be in the billions when you consider doing it nationwide, but those are fixed costs. ATT is making almost $1 billion per month, on just the iPhone alone. That should be more then enough to put up a network that can handle unlimited data for a smartphone with today's technologies.
ATT can't seem to find my original contract that I signed. It's not online in my profile as I changed my calling plan about a month ago so that contract summary is the only thing there. The guy spent a good 10 min in total trying to find previous contracts but couldn't do it.
Sooo if that's the case, where is my original contract that I signed that said I agree not to teather? I mean I don't care about it enough to fight the system at this point but where is my original contract? All it says online is when my current contract ends but no other original information. Do they keep paper records for a year or more?