Now if you find T-Mobile’s fine print to be anathema, here are three different ways to work around the tethering limits.Įditor’s Note: Before you use these tricks, make sure you don’t abuse them. T-Mobile CEO John Legere has announced his intention to go after “Network Abusers” who are using as much as 2 TB of data and are circumventing T-Mobile’s throttling and data caps. Abusers get kicked off the unlimited data plan. If you only use a few extra GB, you shouldn’t raise any red flags. Do the data equivalent of driving 5 MPH over the speed limit. Or, if you fear the wrath of John, maybe skip this tip.
Download the ADB and Fastboot installer from XDA-developers.Select Yes when prompted by installation options (install ADB and fastboot, install system-wide, and install drivers).Enable USB Debugging on your phone/tablet.Connect your phone to your computer via USB cable.Click Start, in the search Type in cmd.Next, Click on the program cmd (or Command Prompt).Don’t type the quotation marks “”, just the text inside them!.Type “settings put global tether_dun_required 0” and press enter.
Requirements: Windows PC or Mac, USB Cable Note: If you see “error: device not found” it is usually because A) you need to update your phone USB drivers on your PC or B) your USB cable isn’t capable of transmitting data because it is only designed to charge the phone or C) USB Debugging isn’t enabled.
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