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Where does it say he HAS to ride the train? I live in an urban area...and the vast majority of the time bus and train options are much faster than taking my car with all the gridlock. Less stress/road rage and I can perform other tasks while on the way to work or home.

And where does it say that we don't have "official" tethering in this country? AT&T now offers it.

If you're wanting to jump in this conversation, I recommend starting from the origin. Clearly, he doesn't 'have to' ride a train anymore than we have to opt for AT&T's butt-rape.
 
Fml i accidently deleted this app from my phone. I have it backed up on my iTunes. Can it be reinstalled from the backup?

Thx
 
For those of you who are paranoid that big brother will quietly extract your App from your local library (lol) or , more likely, the developer will issue a .x 'update' which will kill functionality, simply select the Application in iTunes and drag it to your desktop/documents.

I'd keep it off your iDisk just incase any iDrones are on S&D mode :p
 
Security issue?

Has anyone considered if there are any security issues with this tethering setup? Could it be possible that by tethering through the SOCKS proxy server that this app could very well be stealing our data and even capturing passwords and such?

Can anyone confirm that there are no security issues with this app?
 
11) Select "Manual proxy configuration" and enter in, SOCKS Host: 13.37.13.37, SOCKS Port: 1337, select SOCKS v4 and click OK
12) In Firefox, type "about:config" in the address bar and click past the warning prompt
13) IMPORTANT STEP!!! Scroll down to "network.proxy.socks_remote_dns" and change this value to TRUE
14) Close Firefox
15) Open HandyLight on your iPhone and do the BRY top right corner sequence
16) Open Firefox again and you should now be able to browse

ok.... i'm stuck here...

i downloaded safari on my laptop last night... not firefox.... so when i get to the proxy setttings, i can add socks and port but there's no place to select socks v4 (unless i'm in the wrong place)

also... if i go back to safari and type about:config... nothing happens????

so can someone help me using safari

(and i still can't get a purple screen on my iphone this morning!!???)
 
THANK YOU! This works for me, iPhone 4-to-jailbroken iPad. But a few things still won't connect to the internet on my iPad with this AdHoc connection. My work email (Exchange) works, but my Gmail won't. Some apps (like the eBay one) says it's not on the network. But Safari works great!

Not all apps will place nice with a SOCKS proxy. I'm frankly surprised that Outlook is able to connect to an Exchange server through this.
 
Has anyone considered if there are any security issues with this tethering setup? Could it be possible that by tethering through the SOCKS proxy server that this app could very well be stealing our data and even capturing passwords and such?

Can anyone confirm that there are no security issues with this app?

SNAP OUT OF IT!

Now, someone did a port scan earlier, nothing out of the ordinary, but if you don't trust the app, just don't put in any passwords on the go. Otherwise, no more unsecure than using your neighbors wifi, unless your neighbor is a computer scientist of the black hat variety.
 
For those of you who are paranoid that big brother will quietly extract your App from your local library (lol) or , more likely, the developer will issue a .x 'update' which will kill functionality, simply select the Application in iTunes and drag it to your desktop/documents.

I'd keep it off your iDisk just incase any iDrones are on S&D mode :p

So, if aliens come and take the app away or the Apple Strike Force (i.e REACT) makes him to issue an .x update under the threat of bodily harm, then all we would have to do is drag the app file back into iTunes? Is this all?
 
ok.... i'm stuck here...

i downloaded safari on my laptop last night... not firefox.... so when i get to the proxy setttings, i can add socks and port but there's no place to select socks v4 (unless i'm in the wrong place)

also... if i go back to safari and type about:config... nothing happens????

so can someone help me using safari

(and i still can't get a purple screen on my iphone this morning!!???)

Those are my instructions and that's why I specified that they are the setup instructions for Firefox and only Firefox. You just need to put the SOCKS proxy IP and port into Safari, no additional settings need changing.
 
Those are my instructions and that's why I specified that they are the setup instructions for Firefox and only Firefox. You just need to put the SOCKS proxy IP and port into Safari, no additional settings need changing.

OH!!! *embarrased*

and i finally got the purple screen... i was doing blue, red, yellow... but it's blue, yellow, red!

and.....

TADA.... i'm on macrumors on my laptop!

WOOT!!!!!!!!
 
ok..... one other "teathering for idiots" question...

once i get back home do i have to do anything to have it connect back to my home network? or is it going to automatically find/connect to that?
 
ok..... one other "teathering for idiots" question...

once i get back home do i have to do anything to have it connect back to my home network? or is it going to automatically find/connect to that?

Not sure if understand your question, but the WIFI connection you setup is an ad-hoc connection, means a Computer-to-computer connection, its not a mobile hotspot like mifi and mywi.

if you want another device to use the "share" phone connection you need to set it up the same way (to use that proxy and that WIFI ad-hoc) and only 1 device at the time.

This may no answer your question but again I am not sure if i followed you
 
DAMN IT!!!!!! I missed netshare and now I missed this! Anyone has the balls to make a new flashlight/tethering app????? :)
 
I have installed handylight on my iphone and it works like a charm:)

But now apple has pulled it from the store, is there any chance they would prevent users that already installed the app to use it? And now it's in my itunes, will I still be able to install it on some other iphone?
 
Tethering was enabled a long time ago, it works perfectly, so I don't see the point of this app at all.
 
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