It's a shame that they are finally cracking down on MyWii and the other jail broken tethering applications. Those applications, at least for me, helped to make

It's a shame that they are finally cracking down on MyWii and the other jail broken tethering applications. Those applications, at least for me, helped to make the iPhone usable while AT&T dragged their feet on enabling proper tethering for several years. Now that Verizon is finally putting pressure on their (lack of) business model, we get stuck with an overpriced official solution instead. Hopefully Verizon won't pull a similar move: they seem to be largely ignoring the unofficial tethering solutions for Android phones.