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Is there anyway to bypass a phones data cap for hotspots? 2017-02-17 03:07:37 Post No. 58987148
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Is there anyway to bypass a phones data cap for hotspots?
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2017-02-17 03:07:37
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I am not an expert when it comes to phones, but I recently found out boost mobile's 'unlimited' plan isn't all its cracked up to be. You can talk/text/call whoever anytime all the time, but apparently they cap your data usage on mobile hotspots/tethering. Is there anyway to bypass this at all? I have the most shitty internet speed running at 1mb / second at best, and its more like 200Kbs a second because everyone in my household shares the same router. Halp? Guise? ;_;
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Nope. It would be more realistic to find someone near you with better home internet and share some of their WiFi.
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>>58987148
Just upgrade your internet or maybe when your older you can move out of your parents house
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This isn't cable modem hacking, cheating service providers on a cellular level is much harder.
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>>58987166
I live innawoods nobody has internet here
>>58987177
I pay rent my man nothing wrong being part time NEET
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>>58987148
>but apparently they cap your data usage on mobile hotspots/tethering.
how does that even work ? the service provider shouldn't see any difference if you are using tethering
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bamp
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I haven't tethered in a while, but I used to get around it using a VPN. If the carrier doesn't know it's desktop traffic it is assumed to be mobile.
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I'm just going to root my phone and get Shortcut Master.
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>>58987148
i hated boost. they had the worst fucking coverage. it was like sprints stillborn attached at the asshole brother.
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