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For bypassing carrier restrictions, one could simply use termux + tinyproxy. pkg install tinyproxy cat > tt.conf Port 8888 Listen 0.0.0.0 Timeout 600 #Allow b
by villedespommes 3y ago
For bypassing carrier restrictions, one could simply use termux + tinyproxy.
pkg install tinyproxy
cat > tt.conf
Port 8888
Listen 0.0.0.0
Timeout 600
#Allow by default allows clients with any IP
^D
tinyproxy -d -c tt.conf # -d means no daemon
and whatever you fancy on the client side.
The trick is to disable WiFi internet and use data on a phone and then connect to client's hotspot, so client can use the proxy on the phone.
- aroksetx 3y agoIs there is an option to scale it? I have 20 devices now, that are using iProxy