jst4fun
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I like having wireless tether so much, I am not sure if I want to install the new GB update until someone makes it easy to root it again like Z4root or many other good rooting apps.
-oh, and when you get tether don't abuse it please
I like having wireless tether so much, I am not sure if I want to install the new GB update until someone makes it easy to root it again like Z4root or many other good rooting apps.
Desicrator, I really appreciated your post above, it was definitely hopeful! I was wondering what you mean by asking jst4fun not to abuse the tethering. I rooted my DX mainly for this purpose of tethering and was wondering your thoughts behind your statement. Thanks!
Desicrator, I really appreciated your post above, it was definitely hopeful! I was wondering what you mean by asking jst4fun not to abuse the tethering. I rooted my DX mainly for this purpose of tethering and was wondering your thoughts behind your statement. Thanks!
Because the abuse is what cause the locking bootloader issues.
Not abuse (IMO)
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-Supplementing home internet (I.E. it goes down)
-If on vacation to check laptop cause it beats staring at a 4" screen
Abuse (IMO)
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-Torrenting over there 3G
-Using it as a complete replacement for home Internet
-Playing XBlive/PSN over it and the such
Honestly tethering, and what people do with it would not bother me that much If it wasn't the major reason for Verizon to start making their phones harder to customize.
Again that is only my opinion, and yes I have tethered too. Because my WiFi was acting very flaky, however I used it to browse the internet, and to do some school work.
I have also heard the argument that it is "our" unlimited internet, and "Verizon's network is fine", and "they are just gouging us". I believe all of those, however we did sign that contract with a ToS telling us what we can and cannot do whether we like it or not. I am NOT on VZW's side, trust me I am even looking at other companies that are more opensource "friendly". I am just trying to look at it from both sides.
honestly I wouldn't cancel my internet at home because its way faster (obviously)
honestly I wouldn't cancel my internet at home because its way faster (obviously)
lol, this is what confuses me the most 3G is so slow I don't know how people can use it for all that stuff.
and it reminds me of another point to my opinion, that with 4G able to almost compete with the home internet, Verizon knows it will be abused even more.
I laughed when I read the Xbox live/PSN thing. I can't imagine trying to do that over 3G! My wife and I just moved and have been figuring out what our budget looks like and in the mean time we haven't setup/purchased an internet contract. This is the primary reason I rooted my phone, other than out of sheer curiosity, which with time will lead to roms and themes, I'm afraid to admit out loud (oops).
Desicrator, I really appreciated your post above, it was definitely hopeful! I was wondering what you mean by asking jst4fun not to abuse the tethering. I rooted my DX mainly for this purpose of tethering and was wondering your thoughts behind your statement. Thanks!
Because the abuse is what cause the locking bootloader issues.
Not abuse (IMO)
----------------
-Supplementing home internet (I.E. it goes down)
-If on vacation to check laptop cause it beats staring at a 4" screen
Abuse (IMO)
----------------
-Torrenting over there 3G
-Using it as a complete replacement for home Internet
-Playing XBlive/PSN over it and the such
Honestly tethering, and what people do with it would not bother me that much If it wasn't the major reason for Verizon to start making their phones harder to customize.
Again that is only my opinion, and yes I have tethered too. Because my WiFi was acting very flaky, however I used it to browse the internet, and to do some school work.
I have also heard the argument that it is "our" unlimited internet, and "Verizon's network is fine", and "they are just gouging us". I believe all of those, however we did sign that contract with a ToS telling us what we can and cannot do whether we like it or not. I am NOT on VZW's side, trust me I am even looking at other companies that are more opensource "friendly". I am just trying to look at it from both sides.