Easiest iPhone OS 3 Tethering Enabling Trick!

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   think_beyond said on June 22, 2009:

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   I did this trick a few days ago. I started with the old technique of changing the ipcc file, this messed up my MMS and VisualVoicemail. After a restore i used the new method, the one that is advised by you, and that is still working at this very moment. It is save to use it, if it doesn’t work, you can just delete the profile and everything is back to normal.

   Be aware of one thing: tethering is not allowed by your carrier if it is not enabled!

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   Yodeho said on June 23, 2009:

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   Did’t work for me. The Vodafone settings were not correct. But I found another solution to get tethering working.

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   Bart said on June 23, 2009:

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   Just got a message from my brother in Ireland, I will quote his text: “Easy peasy in dub airport op mijn laptop met 3g tethering connectie. Erg handig daar ik nu gebruik kan maken van cisco VPN …”

   So it works there

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   Geert Wissink said on June 23, 2009:

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   I’ve followed the post on the Dutch IphoneClub forum this morning, offers some nice step-by-step instructions (with the same link and video as in this post: http://www.iphoneclub.nl/30276/tethering-voor-alle-netwerken-op-je-iphone/

   And it works like a breeze! I tested it with speedtest.net, got a very good 3G signal at the Mediapark and downloaded with 1,3 Mbps .. impressive for T-Mobile.

   Didn’t test if it affects my mms (dinosaur technique anyway since we have mobipicture/twitter) or visual voicemail

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   mon said on July 9, 2009:

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   i am going along with the video but as how far? where my network setting is at. i cannot set on internet tethering because it does not show that and after turning it on it will show a 3g on the top of the phone, which that did not show either only much parts i can do is turning on the bluetooth and some general settings. Am i missing something on this iphone for which its not functioning right? Please tell me so my iphone is a 2g w/ 3.0 how can i get internet tethering ?

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