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Does Telus "sense" tethering like other carriers such as AT&T Do?

As far as I know as long as you stay within your data bucket it doesn't matter how you use data. Telus doesn't impose any restrictions on how large of a data bucket you need before tethering can be enabled like on Rogers/Fido (1GB+)
 
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Hi, I have an iPhone 4 on Telus and my dad has an iPhone 4 on Rogers. We have both tethered out devices while on trips with no wifi an on other occasions and have never been warned or limited of oyour tethering usage.

So as far as Telus and Rogers cares provided your within your monthly limit of data you can do as you want. And if you go over more money to them so they don't mind :p
 
Officially you only need to have a 1GB+ data plan as mentioned earlier. However there are people saying on the internet that they were able to tether with 500mb plans with no extra charge
 
Officially you only need to have a 1GB+ data plan as mentioned earlier. However there are people saying on the internet that they were able to tether with 500mb plans with no extra charge

I have a 250MB Plan. :l
 
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