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Sorta like how Verizon tries to block tethering on grandfather plans. If you are rooted its not a problem. But I never understood it if you are paying for it wh
by kclay 12y ago
Sorta like how Verizon tries to block tethering on grandfather plans. If you are rooted its not a problem. But I never understood it if you are paying for it why have to go through these tricks. What needs to happen is all the money that these mobile networks are raking in they need to invest it in a better infrastructure, its only going to get worse.
- lnanek2 12y agoAT&T does the same with grandfathered unlimited plans. When I first bought the plan and a phone I was able to tether unlimited. Now they want me to upgrade to a tether plan that only supports 5GB max and phones using stock software refuse to tether unless I do.