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[Q] Couldn't log into Panera Wi-Fi

Hi,
I was at Panera today and could see their Wi-fi, said "connected", but was grey, not blue in status.
Would try to find the Panera page accepting their terms, but stopped halfway loading.
It looked like the stats were DHCP and that's all I could tell.
any help?
Thanks

Adam said:
any help?
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Yes...try the chocolate brownies...they are great.
seriously...no...I haven't had a chance to try Panera's but it does the same thing on my laptop sometimes...not sure if it's the TF...

Thanks!
Never had an issue with win XP Pro on my laptop....
Addictive place to hang out at

I have actually used my transformer at panera. Once you connect, you have to open up the browser and accepts their TOS. Then you are set!
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And sorry, meant to add that you might need your browser set to a desktop string. To fully load their TOS
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You can also try setting a static DNS (not any other part of the IP, let it DHCP that) of 8.8.8.8
Those are google's DNS servers and this often lets you skip the web browser login aspect of many free or even PAY wifi at hotels.

shawnbuell said:
And sorry, meant to add that you might need your browser set to a desktop string. To fully load their TOS
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Thanks Shawnbuell... Being a Noob, I am not sure what you mean. Little help?

shawnbuell said:
And sorry, meant to add that you might need your browser set to a desktop string. To fully load their TOS
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Ahhhh... Whenever I typed about:debug into the browser nothing happened..
But, then I went to settings and found that more options were there.
It's now under advanced - set it for desktop rather than tablet so that the browser won't load the pages as mobile.
I'll try it later today!

crater said:
You can also try setting a static DNS (not any other part of the IP, let it DHCP that) of 8.8.8.8
Those are google's DNS servers and this often lets you skip the web browser login aspect of many free or even PAY wifi at hotels.
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Thanks for the tip about 8.8.8.8. I never knew that.

SoCalTiger said:
Thanks for the tip about 8.8.8.8. I never knew that.
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Yeah can you guys elaborate on this? I am not following this at all?!

Me too please!

interesting.
the 8.8.8.8 DNS setting made my Xperia X10 disgustingly fast from home....the only issue is that i had to assign a static IP to the phone itself...I just chose a random one that I knew was part of my home network...
do you think that will cause a problem later on?

npompei said:
Yeah can you guys elaborate on this? I am not following this at all?!
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I tried to find some more info or settings on my TF and couldn't find how to do this. Any help?
Thanks!

for the future, when the wifi icon is grey instead of blue, your still connected, but you don't have direct access to google servers which means syncing is down.
This is normal with any internet that requires a log-in page.
For example at my school i have to log in through the browser like you do at panera, and gmail won't update because the google sync dosn't have direct access. You can do a manual check, but it won't do it on it's own.
just so you know.

[solved] WIFI INTERNET FROM LAPTOP:NOW SUCCESSFUL

hii guys...finally....share your laptop's internet successfully and instantly
1)without ROOTING the device.
2)without installing the software.
3)works for not only android devices but for any!!
Use "mhotspot"--the best effortless way...without installing the software..turn your laptop into a router...
www.mhotspot.com/1
PS: this is a FREEWARE,lets rock it

Pretty cool! Will give it a shot.

moises93 said:
Pretty cool! Will give it a shot.
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tanq soo much dude

I use virtual router for windows 7! Works a treat!
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Question, is it ad-supported or monitor internet traffic in any way?

dude..if u use virtual router...then u should alsoo know abt the "virtual router could not be started"
this is really one of the scarest pblm.. coz jus type in the google and see the intensity of the problem!!
BTW
it is not ad-supported and doesnot collect any user stats
the best part i can recommend is that,NO NEED TO INSTALL IT
soo that al the major issues can be avoided

u will share the network via build in service which is present @W7.... nothing new...

tryng the simplst way is better i think dude...i apolozise if i was wrng

mvmsk said:
hii guys...finally....share your laptop's internet successfully and instantly
1)without ROOTING the device.
2)without installing the software.
3)works for not only android devices but for any!!
Use "mhotspot"--the best effortless way...without installing the software..turn your laptop into a router...
www.mhotspot.com
PS: this is a FREEWARE,lets rock it
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I would rock it if it weren't just for Windows. Linux FTW

sry dude...its only for windows

Two friendly suggestions and a question:
1) Produce a more "professional" and well-made tutorial video. For example, choose more "neutral" music and you might want to consider using voice narration instead of text.
2) For the "Setup Hotspot" function, if possible you should move to a GUI like in Virtual Router Manager instead of the current command prompt text interface. It looks and feels so 1980s.
3) What is the security encryption method used by this app? Hopefully WPA2

I use this open source app for the same (For windows 7+)
http://virtualrouter.codeplex.com/
I occassionally have to stop/start the service but otherwise it works fine.

c00ller said:
Two friendly suggestions and a question:
1) Produce a more "professional" and well-made tutorial video. For example, choose more "neutral" music and you might want to consider using voice narration instead of text.
2) For the "Setup Hotspot" function, if possible you should move to a GUI like in Virtual Router Manager instead of the current command prompt text interface. It looks and feels so 1980s.
3) What is the security encryption method used by this app? Hopefully WPA2
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tanqq for the suggestions dude...
1)yes for sure dude...i'll be on it.
2)okok dude...it will be changed in the next version,actully planed of doinn that
3) yes its wpa2 encryption

britoso said:
I use this open source app for the same (For windows 7+)
http://virtualrouter.codeplex.com/
I occassionally have to stop/start the service but otherwise it works fine.
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yes dude..but jus check just in google...what all are the drawbacks

my laptop connection is on LAN with a proxy. cant seem to get my phone to get into the internet even though it is connected to the hotspot

mar90 said:
my laptop connection is on LAN with a proxy. cant seem to get my phone to get into the internet even though it is connected to the hotspot
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dude...if u r conected via proxy,then
in your mobile...goto
settings/wireless and networks/wifi settings/
and go to advanced settings
there u will find a proxy column...jus enter your proxy and save it...thats it...u can use the internet now..

yes.still not connected.probably my university blocking the network sharing

yeah.That might be reason.
But once you restart the system and and disable/enable the wifi and also the sharing.
Try to adjust the LAN settings too.
It might work! why dont you give a try?

Hi,
mHotSpot works without problems, many thanks.
with friendly greet
starbase64

starbase64 said:
Hi,
mHotSpot works without problems, many thanks.
with friendly greet
starbase64
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Thankyou very much

android app that hide ip adress?

i hope someone can help me about my question
is there any android application that hide ip adress when browsing?

Like from the website you're connecting to and/or from a P2P network? Not really.

zedrix53 said:
i hope someone can help me about my question
is there any android application that hide ip adress when browsing?
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torproject.org
There is the Tor Client-- the Tor Browser, and the Tor Messenger (Gibber?)
The Tor Client can do it for all apps, if you are root- but you'd be wise to still use the tor browser strictly for your anon sessions.
And you had better read up on it from the website, although all three are available on Play--

Use OrBot... its kinda slow, the first time you set it up; especially when selecting the app you wish to set up the proxy with but just try it... it works well...

You need to adjust an any working proxy to hide your ip adress.. I think is the only way

You need a proxy....
but is a proxy possible with mobile network?

I just got a working free Hide my IP serial from: www.hidemyipserials.0fees.net
I tested the serial code and it works and now I can able to Hide my IP Address when I'm surfing the Internet!

Like @AndroidNeophyt said use orbot
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.torproject.android
I dont need a proxy that much sometimes some PBay but one is few months maybe
Sent from my HTC Sensation with JellyBam ROM

erdal67 said:
Like @AndroidNeophyt said use orbot
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.torproject.android
I dont need a proxy that much sometimes some PBay but one is few months maybe
Sent from my HTC Sensation with JellyBam ROM
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good choice

Easy to Use Proxy App?

Hey yall.... I have been doing some chromecasting with the CM10.2 hotspot. I heard Sprint will shut you down if they see you doing unauthorized hotspotting and they way the tell is via IP addresses of the devices. Does anyone recommend a good proxy server program to hide the other IP addresses? TIA

matt2k12 said:
Hey yall.... I have been doing some chromecasting with the CM10.2 hotspot. I heard Sprint will shut you down if they see you doing unauthorized hotspotting and they way the tell is via IP addresses of the devices. Does anyone recommend a good proxy server program to hide the other IP addresses? TIA
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unfortunately,we even can't see facebook.Not even sprint....

chinanb said:
unfortunately,we even can't see facebook.Not even sprint....
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What do you mean?

matt2k12 said:
What do you mean?
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sorry，my english is not good,i mean most chinese doesn't know sprint,so we won't need this``````

Packet Capture

Hi,
I have installed Packet Capture, an app developped by Grey Shirts. No need for a rooted device.
BTW, it's based on Android VPN to capture packets.
1) I don't know what thinking about it. And you ?
2) Do you know a similar open-source no-based root app ?
Thanks in advance for your help.

iwanttoknow said:
Hi,
I have installed Packet Capture, an app developped by Grey Shirts. No need for a rooted device.
BTW, it's based on Android VPN to capture packets.
1) I don't know what thinking about it. And you ?
2) Do you know a similar open-source no-based root app ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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This is a feature of NetGuard, which also uses the VPN API. It's open source (https://github.com/m66b/NetGuard) under the PCAP functionality. As a bonus, the dev is active on XDA - http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-netguard-root-firewall-t3233012

pulser_g2 said:
This is a feature of NetGuard, which also uses the VPN API. It's open source (https://github.com/m66b/NetGuard) under the PCAP functionality. As a bonus, the dev is active on XDA - http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-netguard-root-firewall-t3233012
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Thanks.
But it's only for output packets, if I have understood, and only in the PRO version of NetGuard.

iwanttoknow said:
Thanks.
But it's only for output packets, if I have understood, and only in the PRO version of NetGuard.
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Hi,
What is your goal with the app you mentioned? Are you looking for just packet capture, or adblocking globally on your phone.? And I looked at Netguard and they do indeed have several paid features. Lots of people give very positive reports. Look for threads here at xda.

iwanttoknow said:
Thanks.
But it's only for output packets, if I have understood, and only in the PRO version of NetGuard.
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It should work for packets both inbound and outbound. I'll test this shortly.
It is indeed a paid feature, but the application is still fully open source on Github.

DGL2033 said:
Hi,
What is your goal with the app you mentioned? Are you looking for just packet capture, or adblocking globally on your phone.? And I looked at Netguard and they do indeed have several paid features. Lots of people give very positive reports. Look for threads here at xda.
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Just for packet capture.

iwanttoknow said:
Just for packet capture.
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Cloudshark.com has a free account for a trail period of a year I think. For analysis of files uploaded. But I would be interested in how the packet capture app worked for you, and or, if you find another that works on Android only.

DGL2033 said:
Cloudshark.com has a free account for a trail period of a year I think. For analysis of files uploaded. But I would be interested in how the packet capture app worked for you, and or, if you find another that works on Android only.
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As I said in my OP, I don't know what thinking about Packet Capture. It's the main reason I sent this Post.
BTW, this app ask you to install a certificat, I think useful to decrypt SSL packets. Am I right ? If anyone could answer.
It captures network traffic by app, in hexadecimal or text format.
I'm sorry to have no much to share with you about my experience. I've just installed it to see globally its behaviour.
Other similar Android apps I've heard about : Wireshark, Shark for Root, but never installed them.

pulser_g2 said:
It should work for packets both inbound and outbound. I'll test this shortly.
It is indeed a paid feature, but the application is still fully open source on Github.
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But netguard doesn't tell you the host. Only shows IP and reverse DNS. Correct me if i'm wrong.
Greyshirt's Packet Capture does this. It informs you the host. I use this app to make personal hosts file.