Is there any freeware to get Free Internet Tethering from your iPhone4s to your iPad2s or your laptop in some situation that you might need it? Assuming iPhone had jailbroken.
I heard PdaNet and MyWi but it's not free.
Tetherme is the cheapest I think. And well worth the money.
Tetherme is the cheapest I think. And well worth the money.
Tetherme is the cheapest I think. And well worth the money.
Tetherme been freezing on data packets with my 4s and iOS 5.1.1 so I went back to mywi 5.5.1 which works well now with the iOS 5.1.1
MyWi Dev is out of his mind with price IMO, its a nice app but $20 its a little too much.
Compared to the alternative (monthly hotspot from ATT) and what the app does, it's a bargain.MyWi Dev is out of his mind with price IMO, its a nice app but $20 its a little too much.
Compared to the alternative (monthly hotspot from ATT) and what the app does, it's a bargain.
If you don't like the price, then don't buy it. Simple solution.
Yes, but which of these apps has the lowest chance of alerting AT&T that you are hotspotting? I have the unlimited plan and do NOT want to loose it cause I get caught by AT&T.
MyWi Dev is out of his mind with price IMO, its a nice app but $20 its a little too much.
you should check which version you have, I have the latest and it works fine.. I haven't use it from more than 30 min thought.
Since you've indicated you want a free app to do this in another thread, the issue is moot since you have to pay for any of the apps that advertise a stealth mode. Stay stock and you wont 'loose' your unlimited plan.
Does anybody, with the exception of Kodeman53, have any insight as to which hotspotting function is "AT&T proof"? Paid or unpaid.
You wont get caught no matter what you use as long as you have a agent switcher on the laptop/computer your connecting from (must be iphone,useragent mode), the reason people get caught is because AT&T/etc will notice that you are accessing the internet on there network from a different browser, for instance when you connect to your mobile internet on your browser from your phone it should show something like,
Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU like Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/420+ (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.0 Mobile/1A543a Safari/419.3
If you are "tethering" using your laptop and it shows,
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:7.0.1) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/7.0.12011-10-16 20:23:00, its obvious your on a non-iphone device.
Thats how people get caught. The user-agent switcher will show some websites in "mobile" mode, however there is usually a link that says "View Full Site", as long as you stay in "iPhone mobile, user agent" mode then you are fine and they will think your on your iphone viewing content.
So what if I only use my iPhone as a hotspot to use my iPad 2? Will it still look like I am using my iPhone?
Yes, but which of these apps has the lowest chance of alerting AT&T that you are hotspotting? I have the unlimited plan and do NOT want to loose it cause I get caught by AT&T.
You wont get caught no matter what you use as long as you have a agent switcher on the laptop/computer your connecting from (must be iphone,useragent mode), the reason people get caught is because AT&T/etc will notice that you are accessing the internet on there network from a different browser, for instance when you connect to your mobile internet on your browser from your phone it should show something like,
Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU like Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/420+ (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.0 Mobile/1A543a Safari/419.3
If you are "tethering" using your laptop and it shows,
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:7.0.1) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/7.0.12011-10-16 20:23:00, its obvious your on a non-iphone device.
Thats how people get caught. The user-agent switcher will show some websites in "mobile" mode, however there is usually a link that says "View Full Site", as long as you stay in "iPhone mobile, user agent" mode then you are fine and they will think your on your iphone viewing content.
Thats how people get caught. The user-agent switcher will show some websites in "mobile" mode, however there is usually a link that says "View Full Site", as long as you stay in "iPhone mobile, user agent" mode then you are fine and they will think your on your iphone viewing content.
None.
The above is your theory but I highly doubt all they rely on detecting unofficial tethering is just the user agent switcher as mobile or the browser used.
Wish it was that simple but if they want all they gotta do is look at your usage and that one thing is not the only part that will give it away.
Well, I've never tethered, but I very frequently switch my user agent to a desktop browser (using iCab on the 4S). Verizon has yet to care.
I'm only one user, and it doesn't mean they're not looking for this (and I imagine there are more reliable ways to check), but there's my data point.
Compared to the alternative (monthly hotspot from ATT) and what the app does, it's a bargain.
If you don't like the price, then don't buy it. Simple solution.
So your saying if i use 30GB of data on my iphone unlimited data plan that means im tethering ? NO
Im not sure how At&t system is setup, but MetroPCS never went by usage,
they go by detection methods, each time you are viewing a website using there mobile internet, the method of which you are viewing it is logged, if the system detects your on a non-android,etc device (whichever you own) the system will automatically block it.
They cant prove anything by viewing your data packets, you could be watching a streaming movie 24/7 for all they know.
So your saying if i use 30GB of data on my iphone unlimited data plan that means im tethering ? NO
I have the latest, it works for 1 mins and it freezed up. then I uninstalled it and got the mywi (I have paid for all three) and the new version works without a problem for the 30 mins I was online for.