None "officially" promote or will say they allow for tethering, you either Root your phone or Pay the Service Provider for this service. Never heard of a company cutting off a customer because they tether....they could care less what you do, it's not like your going to call them and tell them! lol.
Just root your device and start tethering....Time is money.
Haha no, I youtubed it and looked so confusing. But I didn't really pay attention. I had heard there are some apps out there for it that's why I was asking becaused seemed easier than rooting...
No tools needed, just the right phones. Any Android phone imported usually has the option and many phones running stock Android will have it.
Ex. Unlocked Motorola X, G, and E. Picked up an E, works great.
Also have a Samsung Galaxy Ace. There were many versions of this phone not sold in the states but have all of our GSM bands built-in. You can pick phones up like this for under $200 and they can tether for free.
If you cant root the phone or too afraid to do it.
Look into programs that will let you tether without rooting. They usually work via the USB. One such program is easy tether. The program is 7.99 or 8.99 for the pro version. The free version is will not let you log into secured web sites (https) like Ebay or Amazon. Download 1 or 2 small files and you're set. Its one of the methods I use to tether.
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