Tethering on the iPhone was apparently a carrier plan choice, not an
Apple/iPhone choice. So in the states AT&T has chosen to not allow
tethering. Of course those who jailbreak their phones can do whatever
they want, but for those who play by the rules, there is no joy in Mudville.
CB
Thuy wrote:
Hi Scott, I think that in the UK, tethering is only possible if you
aren't on the O2 network. I have a friend who is able to tether with
his iphone, but it's on Orange with a limited data plan. I'm with O2
and an unlimited data plan, but can't tether with my iphone.
Cheers
Thuy
On 04/05/2010, Scott Ballard-Ridley <scott.ballardrid...@googlemail.com> wrote:
Hi all i am in the U.K where i phone teathering is allowed. I am definately
ordering an ipad on May 10th but i am now having doubts about getting the 3G
version based on reports from the U.S. My question therefore is if i can get
teathering on an iphone could i teather it to a normal wireless ipad?
Regards
Scott
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