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There are ways... I've taken multiple cellphone connections and sorta merged their connections using a hacky workaround in windows to force it to happen even w
by sjmm1989 5y ago
There are ways...
I've taken multiple cellphone connections and sorta merged their connections using a hacky workaround in windows to force it to happen even without a proper setting for it. (Note: Not a bridge. Merged. Sorta.)
Just setup each phone as a shared access point through multiple usb ports and let er rip. After doing what I was mentioning though that is.
It's rather simple too, but I don't know how best to explain how it works. BUT I can tell you what I did.
I disable and re-enable each connection one after the other back and forth multiple times until they all are send and receiving data at the same time. This seems to work best when there is already an active connection going. I would use this for Steam downloads a lot.
And yes, all my files I send and receive this way would come and go proper and working. I was doing this back when cell speeds were more like 3mbit/second out in the rural areas. That kind of thing. So getting 10mbit out in the boonies was like living in the city all of a sudden.