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Bypassing hotspot or reset data
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2020-04-13 at 2:09 AM UTCAnyone have any hacks that actually work? I pay good money to not be throttled!
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2020-04-13 at 2:16 AM UTChow much is your phone bill and why don't you just use cable or dsl? i use a discontinued t-mobile smartphone plan and put the sim card in a stand-alone cellular modem/wifi router and typically use around 200-250gig/mo on it with no issue but its about 85/mo per line.
i would probably start by keeping your plan and trying the pdanet app. it's available in playstore for around 5 or 10 bucks and lets you connect your lappy via usb, bluetooth, or wifi and has abilities to circumvent some of the more basic carrier hotspot detection. its pretty cheap and worth a shot if you have a hotspot data cap and not just an overall usage data cap
you can buy sim cards for plans like i have or grandfathered verizon unlimited data plans and they will transfer the billing into your name but i don't think any of them are gonna be cheap 30 bucks a month type of things.
but unless you live in the woods or are a transient why not just get cable or dsl -
2020-04-13 at 4:49 AM UTCyou could try tunneling traffic through ICMP, in most cases that traffic doesn't get counted toward limits but it's not ideal
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2020-04-13 at 4:58 AM UTC
Originally posted by A College Professor how much is your phone bill and why don't you just use cable or dsl? i use a discontinued t-mobile smartphone plan and put the sim card in a stand-alone cellular modem/wifi router and typically use around 200-250gig/mo on it with no issue but its about 85/mo per line.
i would probably start by keeping your plan and trying the pdanet app. it's available in playstore for around 5 or 10 bucks and lets you connect your lappy via usb, bluetooth, or wifi and has abilities to circumvent some of the more basic carrier hotspot detection. its pretty cheap and worth a shot if you have a hotspot data cap and not just an overall usage data cap
you can buy sim cards for plans like i have or grandfathered verizon unlimited data plans and they will transfer the billing into your name but i don't think any of them are gonna be cheap 30 bucks a month type of things.
but unless you live in the woods or are a transient why not just get cable or dsl
I live in the woods as you said. No internet is installed in this area which is mind-blowing in 2020. I have metro and everything month I call them and say my voicemail isn't working and they reset it but that also resets the data so I get an extra 15gbs from that. But only 30 total for the month which isn't enough. They will only reset once a month too so isn't something I can continually use. -
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