Hi everybody,
Does anybody find some way to enable tethering on H810 with H81020n version?
Im using an non rooted H810 with android 6.0 version, and im crazy looking some way to enable this.
thanks to all
ps: I attach a screenshot of my version software:good:
Was able to via bluetooth, ish and hotspot until recent update within last week..... PDA not working anymore
Have you figured this out yet? I had a grandfathered-in unlimited data plan for years, and didn't want to give it up. After running the numbers and realizing that I never used more than 3gb of data a month, I was paying too much for my plan. I researched some of AT&T's newer data plans and settled on a 20gb (Double Data Promo) family shared plan with tethering included and free calls to Mexico and Canada, all this and I saved money every month.
Have you looked at a newer plan recently? Talking to an AT&T rep over the phone or in person, you can ask for the features you want.
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http://www.wireless.att.com/learn/internet/accessing-wifi.jsp#2
Has anyone tried this one their fuze? The website only lists the newer phones.
tbh its common sense if u have the stock AT&T ROM installed but since your signature shows ure running ENERGYROM, all u need to do is search the net
it doesnt matter whether or not the phone isnt listed it will still work
right, I don't have a stock rom.
When I go to download the program it tells me my device is not supported. Everything that I read on this, suggests it is released for certain devices while other sources say it's for any smart phone with a $30 data plan.
So i don't know if it's my phone or my data plan that is interfering(i am grandfathered in to an old $20 BB unlimited plan).
KonAitor said:
right, I don't have a stock rom.
When I go to download the program it tells me my device is not supported. Everything that I read on this, suggests it is released for certain devices while other sources say it's for any smart phone with a $30 data plan.
So i don't know if it's my phone or my data plan that is interfering(i am grandfathered in to an old $20 BB unlimited plan).
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BB Plan?? why are you on that if you have a fuze? i rather get the PDA Personal plan its just 10 dollars more
You get the same unlimited internet and 10bucks less a month...
So anyone understand what this article is talking about?
http://www.softwaredownloadsguide.com/2011/02/htc-inspire-4g-htc-inspire-4g-on-att-release-date/
Here is the part I am curious about:
AT&T will charge monthly data plans for the HTC Inspire 4G will price $15 for 200MB of data and $25 per month for 2GB data plan. Data can be use through Hotspot capacity from Datapro Tethering plan for the user data allowance. HTC Inspire 4G will be available on AT&T stores and online from 13th February at price $99.99 with two years contract.
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So does this mean that people with unlimited plans at $30 a month should be ok to tether their laptops via wifi?
No, you need a data pro plan with tethering. $45 for 4gb of data.
so i wonder if there will be a way around that cause i currently have a unlimited data plan and really don't want to pay for the tethering plan (have been using WMWifirouter for WM 6.5). Any ideas to help me out being a cheepskate!?
darkbluexplorer said:
so i wonder if there will be a way around that cause i currently have a unlimited data plan and really don't want to pay for the tethering plan (have been using WMWifirouter for WM 6.5). Any ideas to help me out being a cheepskate!?
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PDA.Net is an option since you have an unlimited plan.
once we get root (assuming we do) are there other tethering options (you will have to pardon me as i am still new to android). When i did searches there is some material on the subject but from what i understand the phone has to be rooted for these to work.
darkbluexplorer said:
once we get root (assuming we do) are there other wifi tethering options (you will have to pardon me as i am still new to android). When i did searches there is some material on the subject but from what i understand the phone has to be rooted for these to work.
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Yes once you root your phone you will have other options to choose from such as Android Wifi tether.
thanks.. now if the predictions continue at the same rate of what i continue to read the phone will be rooted before i ever get it home from the store
PDA.net is wired tethering, not a wifi hotspot
Ya I have the $30 unlimited data with AT&T. Using the HD2 Australian version (android OS) I am able to use the Wi-Fi Hotspot app, only problem is where I live they don't use 850 for 3G so I only have EDGE. I am really looking forward to what can be done with the Inspire, because having such an amazing phone kind of sucks with such slow data speeds.
This is something I am very interested in also. I am assuming the wifi tethering that ATT is talking about it the MobileAP that is already present on damn near every 2.2 rom. I heard that they are going to have a setting that will let ATT control whether your INSPIRE 4g will be able to use this feature. I am on the unlimited plan now with my craptivate and was just thinking about buying it off contract and dropping my sim in. does anyone think that this might be an issue?
My only worry is that ATT tries to screw you in almost every way possible if they think they can make more money off you. Technically we shouldn't have to pay for tethering IMHO we are already paying for the data why should it matter how or on what device we use it on??
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This is something I am very interested in also. I am assuming the wifi tethering that ATT is talking about it the MobileAP that is already present on damn near every 2.2 rom. I heard that they are going to have a setting that will let ATT control whether your INSPIRE 4g will be able to use this feature. I am on the unlimited plan now with my craptivate and was just thinking about buying it off contract and dropping my sim in. does anyone think that this might be an issue?
My only worry is that ATT tries to screw you in almost every way possible if they think they can make more money off you. Technically we shouldn't have to pay for tethering IMHO we are already paying for the data why should it matter how or on what device we use it on??
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I agree, although it seems like once they get it rooted we will be able to put our own tethering app on it and avoid having to pay for a ridiculous plan. I used WMWiFi Router on my incite and HTC's tethering on the windows mobile HD2 and now the WiFi Hotspot app on Android on the HD2 all on ATT with an unlimited data plan without tethering.
I have the Samsung Galaxy S 4G model no: SGH-T959V. I have it with T-mobile and paying prepaid $60 bucks a month. Ive been using my phone alot as a hotspot this past week since I had to disconnect my cable service. have used up 300MBs and no issues what so ever. I was told there was a limit of data when using your prepaid smartphone as a hotspot.
but if I go to my account, and then plan, then change additional services. theres an option at the bottom of the menu saying Smartphone mobile hotspot for $15.00. is that something different ? cause I havent been paying an extra 15 bucks a month to use as a hotspot. not complaining that i get to take advantage of it for free, but what is it that I might be doing different thats by passing it ? is it that particular model ? Just want to know so I know how to get around it again if I switch my sim to another phone. Thinking about upgrading to the Galaxy S2
Anyone ?
T-mobile doesn´t like it if you share your internet connection without paying them more than you normally have to without sharing. I never got in trouble when I use my mobile as hotspot. I never get such a message like you.
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T-mobile doesn´t like it if you share your internet connection without paying them more than you normally have to without sharing. I never got in trouble when I use my mobile as hotspot. I never get such a message like you.
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I never got any message. I want to know how am i by passing that. if you check online with the prepaid you have to pay 15 bucks a month extra to use ur smartphone as a hotspot. well ive had the phone for over a year used it as a hotspot numerous times and have never paid the additional 15 a month. Someone told me today it might have to with my particular model. Not complaining here, sure im happy I get to use it as a hotspot for free. I just want to know how that is working incase I upgrade to the Galaxy S2. Are others capable of using their tmobile prepaid smartphone as a hotspot for free as well ?
I'm still on the old unlimited data plan. In the past I've always had to root my phones and use an altered hotspot provision apk as the factory one didn't work without paying extra
I just ordered a g5 (currently on a g3) and I'm wondering if I'll be able to use the factory hotspot with the old plan.
Thanks for any info.
You can't use the built in hotspot but if you aren't on android 7 you can use foxfi. I am on the same grandfathered plan as well and have had no issue on 6.0.1 using foxfi.
My phone came with 7 installed dangit, lol. Thanks for the reply
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My phone came with 7 installed dangit, lol. Thanks for the reply
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This may work for you.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-lg-g5/how-to/how-to-activate-hotspot-lg-g5-vs987-t3610819
I know it's late posting but look into the LG G5 RS988 version. I got mine for around the same price as the VS987 and it has no problems running hotspot on a grandfathered plan with android N. Good luck. Just make sure it is not flashed to some weird prepaid carrier. I had to actually buy mine new for $270 because all the ones for around $200 were actually prepaid RS988s in the software.
Verizon, nougat, the sim pop works. Takes a little practice. I turn it on and leave it on, after setting "off" to never.
What's this SIM pop method?
Hello I'm considering getting this phone. I researched and found that this phone model 1917 is the right one for Verizon it has all its LTE bands and I could give a **** about Wi-Fi calling or visual voicemail or video calling I have apps for that. My big question is about the hot spot for people using this phone on Verizon.
Do you have to do anything to get your hotspot to work properly the reason I don't buy phones from Verizon is I'm on the grandfathered unlimited data plan meaning I don't get throttled after using a certain amount of data it's only $10 more a month than their so-called unlimited plan offered now.
If I switch to a Verizon brand phone they will make me sign up with dere new data plan which only offers 30 gigabytes a month and I would burn through that inside of a couple days.
This is the reason I've been sticking with my HTC u12 plus. The native hotspot on this international phone works right out of the box since it's not Verizon limited software. I just wondered does the hotspot work flawlessly?
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Hello I'm considering getting this phone. I researched and found that this phone model 1917 is the right one for Verizon it has all its LTE bands and I could give a **** about Wi-Fi calling or visual voicemail or video calling I have apps for that. My big question is about the hot spot for people using this phone on Verizon.
Do you have to do anything to get your hotspot to work properly the reason I don't buy phones from Verizon is I'm on the grandfathered unlimited data plan meaning I don't get throttled after using a certain amount of data it's only $10 more a month than their so-called unlimited plan offered now.
If I switch to a Verizon brand phone they will make me sign up with dere new data plan which only offers 30 gigabytes a month and I would burn through that inside of a couple days.
This is the reason I've been sticking with my HTC u12 plus. The native hotspot on this international phone works right out of the box since it's not Verizon limited software. I just wondered does the hotspot work flawlessly?
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HI,
I have a 7 Pro but I am on the newest plans; Get More Unlimited.
I got rid of my grandfathered plan because there was no benefit for me and the new ones are cheaper.
There is a provisioning check on some phones. If you root you can bypass the check.
I have the original unlimited plan, like you, and hotspot worked just fine. It worked fine with T-Mobile firmware and global, so no worries at all.
No issues with Verizon hotspot here. Just got CDMA-less enabled on my line and haven't had any service issues whatsoever