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do i need to use 3gunrestr.. with mywi?


or does mywi have the same feature as 3gunrestrictor

I have both already
 
They do two different things.

MyWi creates a wifi hotspot for other devices to access (ie. wifi iPad using your iPhone's data connection).

3G Unrestrictor tricks the iPhone into thinking it's on wifi so you can watch higher quality YouTube, FaceTime over 3G, download apps over the 3G 20MB limit, etc.
 
yes i know


let me rephrase my question


does 3G Unrestrictor do anything for mywi?

like it does for youtube
 
yeah sure it tricks your phone into thinking its on wifi while you use mywi (which also makes the phone think its on wifi, truth be told).

That way, you get super duper uber fast 3G. More like 5G. It causes mywi to request moar packetz. Its like "HEY ATT RECEIV MAI PAKETZ" and ATT goes "LOL K RECEIV MAYN TOO"




The results would be like 9/11 times 1000.
 
yeah sure it tricks your phone into thinking its on wifi while you use mywi (which also makes the phone think its on wifi, truth be told).

That way, you get super duper uber fast 3G. More like 5G. It causes mywi to request moar packetz. Its like "HEY ATT RECEIV MAI PAKETZ" and ATT goes "LOL K RECEIV MAYN TOO"




The results would be like 9/11 times 1000.
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jpegs can't be animated. Simply impossible. Kind of like 3G Unrestrictor having ANYTHING to do with mywi.

Its all just... so... obvious.


http://cydia.saurik.com/package/com.crashx.unrestrictor3g

http://www.intelliborn.com/mywi.html

hey look, I googled for 2 seconds and found these web pages. Maybe you will too next time if you want someone to dignify your question with a sincere response.

(By the way, the FIRST response to this thread nailed it right on the head, and you seem to have ignored it for whatever reason)
 
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