Major US carriers are blocking Android tethering apps Comments

• THATGUY
• jxI
• 04 May 2011

I have my ways around there detection of tethering .I love screwing at&t just like they screw us . and this is why i dont buy phones from them.

• Reply

• Anonymous
• iIR
• 04 May 2011

just the same as some of the providers over here, you have to buy a tethering bolt on to enable the function, its why the carriers faff with the os releases

• Reply

• Yet Another Android
• qBQ
• 04 May 2011

This is crap for the Android device owners even though there will be a way around it soon enough. I just got asked was there an app that could tether and not be charged on the EVO last Sunday. I will be going the MeeGo route. Android's a great OS but I will be on the MeeGo Plane.

• Reply

• Anonymous
• pu0
• 04 May 2011

Isnt tethereing like anabling a wifi access point on youf phone so if you have unlimited data plan other phones with wifi can connect to you and surf the web over your data plan? Its stupid to charge that additionaly! if you got wifi tehtering you paid for it with the price of the phone already. Its yours to do as you please with it.

• Reply

• Anonymous
• syj
• 04 May 2011

this is real stupid i mean come on what's next are they gonna ask us to pay taxes to breathe

• Reply

• :)
• vp9
• 04 May 2011

free my droid

• Reply