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I was at 9gb for the month.
Then cheers to AT&T for waking up.
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I was at 9gb for the month.
Has anyone who bought the Tether App that was available for a short period of time received the notice?
9gb is about normal if you stream netflix or youtube videos often
eclipse01 said:9gb is about normal if you stream netflix or youtube videos often
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Completely agree, I've used the same phone non jailbroken, no tethering and have used over 15gb of data. Netflix consumes a ton.
I have no idea why people still discuss about how much data they use when it was already discussed that carriers have different ways of detecting tethering rather than the amount of data users use.
I guess some people just never learn.
you could just switch to Sprint, they are hurting so much they don't care how much you tether, as I said before I used to tether almost 20gb a month and never once received a notice
of course speeds are way slower over in CDMA
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I was at 9gb for the month.
My wife tethers and she never went over 1GB and she got a notice. We both use PDANet.
I tether with the same PDANet and I never got a notice.
Now she's getting throttled too.
Henry
I used to use an average of around 20 gb on my old phone (with Sprint)
never go one notice
I was at 9gb for the month.
are people still getting these notices? I remember when they came out last year. I used mywi (or pdanet...not sure) for maybe like 2-3 minutes as a test. Never used it again. A little bit later I got the notice about tethering from ATT
The only way for AT&T to notice is for your data usage to spike. Thats usually an indicative of extra data usage.
Have no fear using it. However, just be cautious on how much and long your session will be.
Furthermore, if your data usage was already high prior to using Tethering apps, then its unlikely it will go by noticed if data usage rises a bit. However, still exercise caution.
but i used it for like 2 minutes. just tethered a laptop to it and opened up a webpage and got the message about tethered days afterwards.
lol, ok no wonder they caught up to you.. Seriously, 9GB? Wow. Of course they had to look and see how you were getting 9 gigs.
lol, ok no wonder they caught up to you.. Seriously, 9GB? Wow. Of course they had to look and see how you were getting 9 gigs.
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As the title states, I've recieved the tethering letter from AT&T. I then spoke with AT&T and from what I have gathered, they are able to detect the use of tethering. As far as I know, mywi has been detected and now, so has tetherme. In speaking with AT&T, as long as I do not tether anymore, I will retain my unlimited data. Just wanted to give a heads up and see what others thought. It appears the "fun" is over.
I regularly tether more than 80GB per month on Verizon using a rooted Galaxy Nexus. Not a single peep, and I've been doing it for the last year.
It's my only source of internet.
I think AT&T is a lot more strict, or perhaps they use detection software that Verizon doesn't. Who knows.