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As with any non-standard tethering solution, make sure you have a firewall somewhere along the way that blocks ports that your phone doesn't normally access. Yo
by codezero 13y ago
As with any non-standard tethering solution, make sure you have a firewall somewhere along the way that blocks ports that your phone doesn't normally access. Your provider will detect these outgoing connections and send you a warning/threat.
- toomuchtodo 13y agoT-Mobile actually does DPI over unencrypted HTTP, and throws up an error in your browser if you're using tethering without paying for it (Galaxy Nexus + Macbook Air + HTTP Everywhere works though).