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Am I missing something? It looks like phone data is unlimited (with throttling after 23GB in congested areas) and tethering/hotspot limited to 10GB.
by kej 8y ago
Am I missing something? It looks like phone data is unlimited (with throttling after 23GB in congested areas) and tethering/hotspot limited to 10GB.
- Aloha 8y agoThat's how I'm reading it too.
- mrlatinos 8y agoYeah, not sure what OP is on about.
- pintpunt 8y agoHow is the telco supposed to know when you're tethering or not?
- Aloha 8y agoit sends it to a different APN, is my understanding - the phone can also report the data.
- rocky1138 8y agoI don't think phones run a DHCP server, so it relies on the telco to give it an IP address.
- pritambaral 8y agoEvery Android version I've used created a private NAT and forwarded packets transparently.
- Aloha 8y agoThey do - but the packets can be set to go to a different APN
- mehrdadn 8y agoHow...? I've only ever seen the ability to choose one APN, and that can be either automatic or manual. Logically if there are two APNs in use you should be able to set both, right? And I've never seen any indication that it's possible for some packets to go to one APN and others to go to another.
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- IshKebab 8y agoThere are various techniques, e.g. the TTL of packets is one less than normal. But mostly I think they rely on application detection, e.g. sniffing browser UA's, or if you use ports from desktop games for example.