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That's mostly Google's fault. They added a feature sometime in 4.x that respects some sort of flag set in the APN. It tells it to disable NAT. Root and manuall
by MichaelGG 10y ago
That's mostly Google's fault. They added a feature sometime in 4.x that respects some sort of flag set in the APN. It tells it to disable NAT.
Root and manually add an iptables rule and you're good to go. Rather lame Google would intentionally cripple something on the client side.