Tether Mobile Data Without Tethering Plan 

well thank you for the positive feedback, you are very welcome. comments like these reinforce the whole point of making these types of videos. i could care less about the subs, vies, or likes. whats makes me smile is knowing i could help out those in situations such as yours. alos, if you have connection issues with pdanet for any reason, i just uploaded a video on a different tethering app thats usb only, but full speed, unlike pdanets usb tethering option

Also if you want to prevent getting flagged by your carrier, I would suggest spoofing a wireless adapter Mac address (pdanet or easytether) to match that of your phone. That way, the carrier won't be able to differentiate between whether you're using a computer or the phone itself

@@00gr1ngo8 No problem 😁 Just speaking the truth

@@00gr1ngo8 What happens when PDA doesn't work for my carrier is there an alternative

happy to help. this comment means a lot. made my day. hope everyone is doing well and holding up, and feel free to bring any questions to my attention. ill answer as fast as i possibly can

yea but proxy disables online games and vc

Yep but you can still update ​@@delzq

​@yza9000 yeah but watching videos witch most people do they can still do lol

Same

Easytether may be a better option

As long as you can port the tethered connection to the puck, then I would think so. Can't say for sure, but worth a shot

Yeah, they will

@@00gr1ngo8 thank you sir

@@superswingtrader5388 no problem.

try uninstalling and reinstalling pdanet on your pc. make sure to go though all the steps during the installation so the proper drivers for both wifi direct and usb are installed

any phone that has a strong, stable lte connection with relatively fast speeds should work. really depends on the carrier and where you're located. my suggestion would be to find the carrier with the best service/speeds for your area, and sign up for an unlimited plan (truly unlimited, no data cap). hopwever, i wouldnt suggest a phone any older than 2 or 3 years. mine is 2 years old, works like a charm

Not really. I feel it's more necessary to mask your mac address rather that the ip address. If you edit the mac address of your WiFi adapter on your pc to match your phones mac address, then your carrier will think you're using the phone rather than a separate device. It's a little complicated, but there are in depth tutorials on youtube

Thanks man. Appreciate the kind words

i can imagine. for some reason, the pdanet usb tethering sucks ass, but easytether pro is quite stable and much faster. ive got some other videos regarding tethering, one of which explains how to use the native android hotspot and full speed without having a tethering plan

also, maybe try uninstalling/reinstalling pdanet on your pc so you can go through the full setup process again, may fix the issue

@@00gr1ngo8 Yeah one of the first things I tried unfortunately.

@@00gr1ngo8 I will check it out. Nice Channel/video plug lol I'll sub for sure thanx

@@ViolentKisses87 Honestly wasn't trying to plug the vids, this was just the first one I did on tethering, and better methods have surfaced since that I prefer over pdanet. Appreciate the support nonetheless, means a lot

Comparable. Shouldn't congest

yeah, the proxy will interfere with any other type of connection other than pdanet. honestly though, i just use usb tethering with easytether pro. doesnt drain your battery if you leave it on, and runs in the background on pc without being a resource hog, so anytime you connect your phone to pc, it auto connects to the internet. pdanet is too unstable for me to rely on as a daily driver, and easytether has clients for mac os, windows, and just about every linux distro out there. they even have open-wrt clients for certain routers so you can just plug your phone directly into the router and skip the computer bridge

also, thanks for subscribing

The proxy is specific to pdanet, not a particular carrier. As for the stock settings, if it works for you, go for it. I think for me it has issues when trying to share a wifi direct hotspot like pdanet via ethernet. Hoped that was the answer you were looking for

@@00gr1ngo8 well i went ahead and tried it myself and figured that part out but thank you for the answer! i do have a new question though. Ive been using pdanet full unlocked version for years now, but for almost every phone there is, you cant use the foxfi "wifi hotspot" so in this video when you say you get around 3x better speed by using hotspot, do you mean you are using foxfi hotspot or the wifi direct hotspot on pdanet? i tried using the wifi direct because my phone (oneplus 6 with att straight talk) cant do the foxfi hotspot. so i tried with direct hotspot and got the same speeds both with the proxy and without it. Does the proxy ONLY work if youre NOT using a vpn on the phone? i use nordvpn. and i actually get better speeds with usb tethering while nord is connected than i do when ive got no vpn on at all. also have you ever done anything with a mofi 4500 modem/router at all? ive been searching for ways to usb tether using pda net to the mofi 4500 for about a month and apparently im the only person on earth whos ever googled it because there is NO INFO whatsoever on the net about how to do it or anyone even trying it. also have you tried anything with visible wireless sim to use as your home internet? working on the best way to do a combo of these things at the moment, its a f**** nightmare dude :'(

@@supermcawesome7304 I completely switched to easytether pro, hardly use pdanet anymore. You get full speed tethering, it's more secure, and doesn't drain your battery if you leave it on. Also just uploaded a video on unlocking the stock android wifi hotspot for both windows and linux. Might be worth checking out as well

@@00gr1ngo8 Does easytether pro HIDE tethering usage? like if i was not allowed to tether at all with my plan it would allow me to while also preventing it from being seen by phone company?

@@00gr1ngo8 subscribed also bro thanks for all the help so far!

use pdanet to connect to your pc. then use connectify to route that connection to a wireless router. connect the firestick to the routers connection, not pdanet's. thats what i have to do with my chromecast

no problem. id replace the pdanet app method with easytether pro, just so theres no interference related to incompatible proxy settings

Not this method. This entire configuration relies on a windows operating system to work. I've contacted pdanet to request a client for Linux, they basically told me to get fucked. They were nicer than that, but there are no plans for a Linux client. The only way to connect Linux to the hotspot is to change your proxy and port number, then connect to the pdanet listing in your network connections

Only suggestion I can offer is to switch back to Android. Even if you were able to jailbreak your iPhone, I'd imagine it would still be overly complicated. Android supports apps like these natively. Another option would be to hold on to the Android phone, so when you need to make a hotspot, just swap the sim card from the iphone to the Android. Best of luck

if you create the hotspot through the pdanet client, and then use connectify to tether the connection to your ps5, it should work. if you try to use pdanet direct to the ps5 without the pc to bridge the connection, it wont work

Spoof your mac address on your computers wifi adapter to match your phone. Gotta use the registry, but if you follow the instructions step by step, shouldn't have any issues. I've made it up to around 850gb of data in a month, no cap, no speed reduction, got away scott free. I suggest easytether pro if you have stability issue and disconnects. I use easytether pro for now. Usb tethering only, but speeds are equivalent to the phone, rather than reduced the way pdanet does things

I had problems with it, because its a wifi direct hotspot. Give it a shot, if it doesn't work, I suppose that's where connectify comes in

Try easytether pro instead. You can cracked apk's for the premium version online

couldnt have said it better myself. if you havent, check out easytether. having to constantly hae your phone tethered over usb can be a bitch, but its much more stable and full speed without any proxy crap. also, you can leave it active on your phone all the time and theres no battery drain, so as soon as you connect it to your pc, the connection is established. glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks for spreading the word. cant say ive convinced anyone to cut the cord in person, only over youtube

@@00gr1ngo8 Yes the USB tether can be a pain, but PDANet solved that problem with Wifi Direct which gives me the same USB speed but my phone is free and it never drops connection like USB does often.. Make sure to update the PDANET Software from time to time the new version for windows is even BETTER!! I can do WiFI Direct, USB Tether, Bluetooth. I like to use Ethernet for my TV when I'm streaming in 4K / 1080p its a smooth stable connection. Thankyou for sharing connectify you helped alot man!!!

@@Deklectic no problem, glad to help

282 channels? Honestly idk, I just know that the proxy and port that's displayed on the app is what you want to use

Are you signed in to the same google account on both devices?

@@00gr1ngo8 yes, I got that figured out, now I'm trying to figure out how to get Torguard to run on either device while I'm connected through planet, it boots me every time I try to launch it.

It used to for me, but for some reason nowadays it doesn't. Pretty much the same. Might be different in other locations

@@00gr1ngo8 ouhh okay... thanks for answering.

The proxy settings made a HUGE difference for me.

I doubt it. Who is your carrier?

I believe it has to do with PdaNet being a virtual network adapter, as opposed to traditional Wi-Fi being a real Network adapter. For whatever reason, windows doesn't allow a hotspot to be created when using a virtual network adapter. That's why I use the program connectify

Connectify allows you to use any network adapter and either create a hotspot from it, or route it to an ethernet port for wired network sharing or pass through to a wireless router

my plan doesnt include hotspot, since its unlimited prepaid. theres a speed cap of sorts, like i could get 100mbps down on the phone itself, but if i turned on the hotspot through the phone settings and connected another device, it wouldnt even get up to 1mbps. the method in the video is a bypass/loophole, as it allows a hotspot to be made while at the same time being just as fast as the internet on the phone. considering I still use this method for my home internet to this day, sometimes i come pretty close to using a full terabyte of data in a month, with close to 100mbps down the whole time. also, the phone is a OnePlus 6T. still using it daily

enter in the proxy settings 192.168.49.4 port 8000 and it will time out after 10 min if you dont buy it

@@00gr1ngo8 proxy settings? On the computer or phone? Sorry im new to this. .

@@romualdomontoya2673 computer

@@00gr1ngo8 proxy settings for sprint? And i paid for foxfi and still disconnected every 10 minutes, any solution?

@@ayu9483 does it say full version unlocked? And the proxy setting are the same across all carriers

You might have to use a usb to Ethernet if your Ethernet port is messed up. Is your speed on the PC before the router working?

sorry i misunderstood. try usb, see if its any faster. if not satisfied, maybe head over to amazon/ebay and grab a higher quality wifi card

@@00gr1ngo8 honestly, I was already looking for a new laptop since the one I have is kind of old. But the problem with the wifi card is that it can't output the wifi with a good speed. Doing the change to usb won't fix much as the problem is with the hotspot

@@leonardohernandez8367 I see. Makes sense. Mine is a 400 dollar Lenovo. Probably the most basic IdeaPad available. And it outputs the same speed as it receives. Though I'd imagine any modern laptop these days would. So yeah, other that a high quality USB adapter or upgrading the internal WiFi card, a more recent model laptop is probably your best bet

@@00gr1ngo8but due to the whole situation going in right now, a router is my best. Could you please do a a simple tutorial on how to do the wiring? I don't understand much about what I would need and how to do it

id imagine it should work, especially considering the tablet is android rather than apple

And thanks for the positive response. I appreciate it

Doesn't throttle, but since this method requires the pdanet app and client, it has to be done through the phone itself

what stopped working, pdanet or connectify?

You have to download the apk file from their website. Make sure "install from unknown sources" is turned on

The initial tethering should. Not sure if porting the connection to a router would work though

Give it a shot through the stock settings on your phone. If you get equivalent speeds on your pc as your phone, then youre good

@@00gr1ngo8 thanks

just tried with standard hot spot on my 4G network and had 20 Mbps download.

Still works, was using it up until this day until I recently started borrowing my neighbor's internet, paying the bill every other month. You should be good to go

Tetrd Is the best option as of 7/28/2022. It’s around $6 and you get your phone’s full internet speed connection. You can also connect a router to your computer’s ethernet port to share the internet connection with other devices. After you connect the router go to your computer’s network connection’s adapter settings by going to the “Network and Sharing Center” and clicking “Change Adapter Settings”. In the adapter settings right click on the Tetrd connection and click properties. Go to the “Sharing” tab then enable “Internet Connection Sharing” and select your computers Ethernet port (If you only have 2 adapters on your computer then simply checking the box will work). You now have a high speed connection for your devices. Sometimes you’ll have to disable and re-enable the “Internet Connection Sharing” check box to get it up and running again if you turn off your computer or it glitches during setup.

try easytether pro instead of pdanet. i hardly use pdanet anymore, but its true that for some reason usb tether with pdanet is significantly slower that wifi direct. however, usb tether with easytether pro should be at full speed. hope this helps

As for easytether, do you have the links for that?

@@bobperley3689 you can go to mobile-stream(dot)com to grab the client, the app can be found on the play store. you want the pro version, which i believe is like 10 bucks for a lifetime activation, but you can also find a cracked apk if you were to google it. up to you, i just wont post a link on where to get the cracked software, as the devs definitely deserve the support. i use easytether daily as my primary internet connection, and the ability to tether full speed works on windows, mac, and damn near every distro of linux, while full speed pdanet tethering only works well on windows, if you can get it to stay connected

@@bobperley3689 i think ill be making a new video soon. basically a remake of this vid, but replacing pdanet with easytether

Give easytether a try. Both still work for me, but I use easytether on a daily basis, and pdanet only when wireless is the only option

id say give easytether pro a try. ive been using that app a lot more these days. usb tethering only, but the speeds should be as fast as they would be on the phone, as well as more stable

@@00gr1ngo8 Turns out firestick had a faulty network chip and was nuking the router

@@honeyb_yt no shit? that sucks, just glad you were able to figure it out. i put up a vid on using easytether pro, definitely a more stable connection if you have any issues in the future. been using that instead of pdanet for the last few months. also, theres clients available for windows, mac, and damn near every distro of linux

@@00gr1ngo8 Ive been using pdaNet for 3 years, and i used easy teather pro 2 for 2 years before that. My ISP (both verizon and att) recognized easy teather and tried to force me to get a teather plan. So i stopped using it. Pdanet has always been good for me and they have never caught it so?

@@00gr1ngo8 Oh i also had a question about the proxy settings you used. How did you find the IP address you were supposed to use for the proxy. Im guessing it is Verizon specific. I use ATT at the moment and your proxy settings do not work for me.

Only if you're paying for a plan that includes hotspot. If you're using an unlimited prepaid plan like I am that doesn't include tethering, this is the method to achieve that

think I misread your question. this method works on Android 10

No it will not work on Android 10

I feel you there man. I use easytether pro these days. Give it a shot, maybe grab a cracked version if you don't feel like paying for it right away. I hardly use pdanet anymore

What phone service give you 400 mbps?

@@llengford 5g would, until a paper bag floats between you and the antenna, then you get no service

I know, that wasn't a feature when I made the vid

At least I don't think it was, could be wrong

Go to their website, download the client. I personally use easytether pro these days. More stable being usb only and full speed

You can plug your phone into pc and copy it from phone to pc. And could connect it through that way

@@00gr1ngo8 as of 12/20/2020 it does not work anymore......

Yeah pdanet support sucks ass. I contacted them asking about linux support, and they straight up told me they would never make a linux client. Easytether, however, has a dedicated client for windows, mac os, and every distro/version of linux you can imagine

@@llengford what doesnt work anymore? sorry for the late reply, i mean im currently using this exact setup (with easytether instead of pdanet) and its working fine. if theres anything i can do to help you get it working again, let me know

havent run into that issue. does it work without setting the custom proxy?

@@00gr1ngo8 yeah it works but for some reason It won't let me activate share mobile hotspot on my computer with the pdanet active. I am watching your video on easytether now. Does that still work?

@@stealth_striker2618 works like a charm. using it right now. pretty sure i mentioned it in the easytether vid, but i use it everyday, hardly use pdanet. holds true to this day

@@00gr1ngo8 nice I am installing it now to set it up. Thank you sir for your content. This will help me a lot out here with no internet option besides satellite internet and fuck that lol

@@stealth_striker2618 i feel ya man. personally, i have internet options, but why pay comcast a minimum of 70 bucks a month when i can use my already existing data plan that has the exact same speeds? plus, i can torrent anything i want without a vpn, being that verizon cant pinpoint the ip address location on a mobile network. hope all works out, and feel free to ask anymore questions if you have em

thatll happen sometimes with pdanet. youll have internet when it says you dont. check out my other videos regarding more stable alternatives. i dont use pdanet very often anymore due to issues like these

@@00gr1ngo8 oh nice thanks man, I see you have both easy tether pro and the Native stock which one do you recommend? Or which one works the best

@@J8den personally I use easytether pro the most. Seems to be the most stable, although occasionally certain websites won't load correctly (idk why) so I'll use the native usb tethering alongside easytether at the same time

@@J8den I only use both when that issue occurs, which is rare. 95% of the time, I use easytether by itself

@@00gr1ngo8 thanks for the info man really appreciate it

With Verizon, I don't do anything to hide my usage. There is an option to hide tether usage within the PdaNet app itself, so that might be an easier option. Whatever puts your mind at ease is probably worth it

I can't say for sure though, being on Verizon cdma and all

I've heard att is really really greedy, it's kinda bullshit because I pay for hotspot but can't use it because I bought an unlocked phone off Amazon

@@msi__638 yeah, at&t doesn't even list pdanet on the play store, you have to download the apk from their website. Greedy bitches, man. I'd definitely use the hide tether option, and any other methods you can. Better safe than sorry. Wouldn't doubt it if at&t flags you if they catch wind

Pdanet is still available on the playstore for me, which is odd nonetheless. I'll try and figure something out, asked on the subreddit for cricketwireless.

What do you mean by restricted? Because you can download the apk installation file directly from the PdaNet website

@@00gr1ngo8 okay so what they're saying is when I upgraded my phone they limit your unlimited data because they don't want you using it on a big screen like my TV or laptop. Because of the Broadband with. I had a moto X4 and I got a Samsung A10, the A-10 wants me to subscribe to hotspot service. So I'm going to take this phone back and put everything back on the old phone so that I can use my Hotspot or tethering. I'm just hoping that my old phone will still work the same

@@00gr1ngo8 also can i root this new phone without them knowing about it? Verizon?

@@alicesaid9761 pdanet is essentially a back door option for tethering. I have no hotspot plan through Verizon whatsoever, it's just that when tethering through the PdaNet app, it makes it seem as though all the data being used on other devices is actually being used on the phone itself. If I try to use the legitimate hotspot option through the phones settings, it's dead slow, basically unusable. You should be able to tether with the Samsung and pdanet no problem

Also if you root the phone, Verizon has no way of knowing unless you tell them yourself

what carrier do you have? also, easytether pro is a very reliable usb only tethethering app that works really well to. if all else fails, give that a shot

@@00gr1ngo8 thanks I use cricket

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that's why I use easy tether pro these days. USB only, but full speed. if you use pdanet, set your proxy settings on windows to 192.168.49.1, should bring your speeds closer to full

and set port to 8000

00gr1ngo I ended up trying easy tether pro and I’m getting full speed now.

@@1MrJack1 good shit man. Glad to hear it. I don't fuck with pdanet anymore at all primarily because of stability issues

as long as its being routed through pdanet, connectify, then a router, yes. you cant connect a game console directly to pdanet though without connectify. you could just plug the game console directly into the ethernet of the computer via connectify's wired router option, if you dont need an established wifi connection

if you dont have an unlimited data plan , chances are youll use up your data pretty fast, however with this method of tethering, you do not need a tethering plan

@@00gr1ngo8 because it uses the normal data or the hotspot?

@@josuerodriguez3525 normal data. it doesnt report back to the carrier as hotspot data. just make sure to enable the hide tether option

There's a hide from carrier option in pdanet

@@00gr1ngo8 My pdanet has a hide tether option that only works on USB. Where is there a hide carrier option?

@@VernieB14 the hide tether option works for both usb and wifi direct as far as i know

also, sorry to hear that, bud. i use the VZW unlimited prepaid plan, i never check the "hide tether usage" option, havent had an issue in the last 2 years ive been using this method. for some reason, usb mode on pdanet is around half the speed of the wifi direct, in my case anyway. i use easytether pro if i need to usb tether, because for some reason its just as fast as pdanet's wifi direct. i never use the usb tether option with pdanet

i use at&t, i have hide tethering on, i also set my TTL to 65, using google's dns, and blocking microsoft connections. i use usb for gaming, and wifi for downloading. i've easily consumed terabytes of data in the last few months with no penalty. you just have to have these settings and you'll be fine regardless of what you choose to do, but the most important thing is ttl set to 65, and blocking microsoft connections. if they see incoming traffic from microsoft servers, they'll immediately know what you're doing.

yeah

did you pay for the full version? because if not, the free version will interupt every 10 minutes

lately ive been having the exact same issues verbatim. it connect for a few minutes, disconnect, reconnect, then time out. i uninstallled then reinstalled the pdanet program on windows, seemed too solve the issue

probably shit service in your area. like at my moms house, she lives in the same county as i do, if i go out for a smoke on the porch, 150 mbps down, once i go inside, around 20. my apartment though is 150 inside, 150 outside. is it that slow everywhere or just when your inside your house?

Most people I visit have internet providers so no need to use there, so I wouldn't know. I've tried usb and wifi with little change so I'm at a loss.

It is

I would give easytether pro a try. Had to switch to T-Mobile for minute to sim unlock a OnePlus 7t pro McLaren. Once I switched back to Verizon prepaid, I noticed I was allowed 50gb of hotspot. Obviously that runs out quick, so I end up using a tethering app/PC client, and my choice is easytether. Is there a USB tethering option in your settings that may need to be turned on? Your new phone may just not be compatible with USB tethering in a official sense. I'd say your best bet is a tethering app

@@00gr1ngo8 okay thank you, I will look into it. And yes, it has tethering as selectability, and it is switched to the on position, but still nothing happens, it's only Wi-Fi hotspot that flows flawlessly.

Not sure. Had to do with your network you have more so than the phone or app

Yeah it does

Make sure the the battery optimization settings aren't applied to the PdaNet app. If they are, it will turn off the app to save battery. Go to your phone settings. Find the settings for all the apps. Go to pdanet and select don't optimize

@@00gr1ngo8 ok tq☺️

Can u do it?

@@nmztv2601 can u do it?

@@zulkhairiabdulkarim1453 yeahh i can👍

I don't either if I leave my county. Guess the high taxes are going to something worthwhile

sure does, still use it to this day. got comcast prepaid when i was crypto mining, but now that thats over, dont see much of a point in paying 2 internet bills. all i can say is go with verizon for best results

@@00gr1ngo8 thanks for letting me know I hope to have this hooked up soon.

My video involves porting the connection through a computer to a router, so anything can connect to it, not just an xbox. There's a reason you landed on this video and not the one you're describing. It's not so simple to do without a pc to bridge the connection. So........yeah

give easytether pro a try. you can find cracked apk's online

I have a vid on the process

What's your carrier?

@@00gr1ngo8 verizon

@@davon1935 haven't used it in a bit to be honest. Been recovering from surgery at my parents, been using their WiFi. I'll try it out and get back with you. Check out the easytether method I uploaded, might work better. Also, modifying your Mac address on you pc to match your phone might be necessary in case they flagged you

@@davon1935 PdaNet works fine on my end. I strongly suggest using the EasyTether method though just because it's more stable

@@00gr1ngo8 I'll check into it

You might not have a consistent connection. Set everything that has to do with pdanet connection as highest priority so you don't get disconnected

you need to have "hide tethering" enabled, and you need to be connected via usb. if you're downloading things, use the wifi setting. but wifi setting is super unstable for gaming, and pdanet will constantly crash and freak out, and disconnect you. usb will not do that. also, change your dns to cloudflare or google, find out what proxy your phone service provicer is on, and set that up as well. if you want to play GTA V online, idk why, but you have to be using pdanet on wifi, and you have to have hide tethering off for gta v, with ipv4 on. wifi and downloading, ipv6. any games besides gta v, hide tethering on, ipv4 or ipv6, cloudflare dns, your phone service' proxy server.

and you also need to set your TTL to 65.

@@largepoodle6036 oh nevermind, didnt see the other comments. thanks for posting this, man. wasnt aware of any of this

Yeah, it should work. My Chromecast does at least

Unfortunately, no. Tried it myself with proxy settings, doesn't work. Have yet to try it on pc

Try turning the proxy off. I know I said to keep it on, but lately it works better without. Chromecast works without a hitch, PS4 should too

By turning the proxy off, I meant on the host pc that's routing the internet connection

Hv u try i?Is it works?

Yeah it works with a PS4 been doing it for years, you need a PC and router just use pdanet tethering and no proxy involved, you can also use FoxFi and run the proxy in your hotspot and PS4 still works. Netflix won't work on proxy either, but you can play online talk in party's and all.

Saves whatever a comcast bill would cost though. I've been thinking of making a revised, simpler version, I would just need an actual camera so I can film what's going on with the phone

correct, but you cant connect to a virtual wireless hotspot (like pdanet) and create a hotspot from windows at the same time. it would work if you were to usb tether first, then use windows to create the hotspot

What's your carrier?

I tried h2o and simple mobile, which are "essentially" at&t and T-Mobile, but for those keeping score, while h2o uses a at&t signal it only works on its APN and speeds are between 5-10mbps... I have got up to 50 Mbps with a simple mobile sim but when I do this process I get results like the part of your video with the dog 💩 speeds... not sure if it's my signal or hardware but for what it's worth I can't use the proxy settings or I lose connection altogether... I'm determined to beat these fahqers!!!😭

@@realliveboss5381 lol don't even bother with the proxy, I don't use it anymore these days. Between you and me, a cracked apk of easytether pro is what I use, granted it's only usb, but it's the fastest and most reliable option

Fully licensed as well? Typically I'd go for the free apk any day of the week, but considering how much I use it, and how much money it saves me, supporting the developer is totally worth it

@@00gr1ngo8 exactly and stealing it means they won't update it like they haven't in years

yeah, I wouldn't do that if I were you. those "free" apk's come with a catch. they're infected with malware. go download the apk again, and upload it to virustotal lol. you played yourself you cheap fuck

@@largepoodle6036 love this reply

@@largepoodle6036 although I will admit that I go the cracked apk route occasionally, especially with something like easy tether pro. I'll recommend grabbing the cracked APK if someone has already paid for PdaNet and finds that it isn't working. I do always advocate for paying for the APK once you know the cracked edition is effective

So I can instal the pda thing

Can't

Download it on your phone, transfer to pc via usb

Honestly I've been using easytether pro lately. It's usb only, but the internet being tethered is just as fast as your phone and it's more stable

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