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#91825 21-Oct-2011 00:05
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Is it possible to use my iPhone to be a tethering method? Anyone knows?

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  #535912 21-Oct-2011 00:17
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Works a treat. Turn Personal Hotspot on it will give a password that you can apply to the other device that wants to connect via wifi.



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  #535916 21-Oct-2011 00:33
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where to find that option? I'm using iPhone 4 with iOS5. Cheers,

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  #535925 21-Oct-2011 01:48
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CBSYS: where to find that option? I'm using iPhone 4 with iOS5. Cheers,

Which carrier are you with? It should be under Settings, then Personal Hotspot.



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  #535948 21-Oct-2011 07:55
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CBSYS, you've not set the apn for 2Degrees. It doesn't happen automatically (like I think it does on vodafone).

In Settings, general, network, mobile data network set mobile data APN to internet and internet tehtering apn to internet.

Then the personal hotspot option should appear.





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#536066 21-Oct-2011 11:36
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Done it, but still not show.

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  #536067 21-Oct-2011 11:38
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Not sure. That's all I did. Maybe a chat to 2Degrees is in order. And they may have something on their site as well.




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  #536095 21-Oct-2011 12:29
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it's working, i missed the internet tethering APN.
As long as i've got that done, it works fine.
Thanks very much mate.

 
 
 

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  #536097 21-Oct-2011 12:34
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another question is that, is tethering using the same data with the data come with the monthly plan?
I mean it's not an extra extra or diffrent cost from it, right?

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  #536104 21-Oct-2011 12:52
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It uses the same data, there is no additional fees like the US carriers.

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  #536133 21-Oct-2011 13:55
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Great! Love NZ

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  #536162 21-Oct-2011 15:08
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Tethering is I believe an ISP option.

Not having that, forces users to buy a second sim and plan, good for bottom line.

Having it adds value to a user, so in terms of customer satisfaction thats the best way to go.

If some US ISP's charge extra they are trying to garner revenue unfairly in my opinion. Do we charge extra for broadband if you have two or more PC's??


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  #536168 21-Oct-2011 15:22
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tdgeek: Tethering is I believe an ISP option.

Not having that, forces users to buy a second sim and plan, good for bottom line.

Having it adds value to a user, so in terms of customer satisfaction thats the best way to go.

If some US ISP's charge extra they are trying to garner revenue unfairly in my opinion. Do we charge extra for broadband if you have two or more PC's??


I think it has something to do with them offering unlimited data in a lot of cases. 

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  #536169 21-Oct-2011 15:27
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Good point

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