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FoxFi (WiFi Tether w/o Root)

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In short

FoxFi (WiFi Tether w/o Root) is a free app for Android created by FoxFi Software. And this is a perfect way to have home internet.

Highlights

Thanks this is very helpful app to use hotspot in verizon phons

I love this app and it worked well on my VZW phone

Saved me so much money not having to have home internet

Best 7 quid ive ever spent

Works like a charm on USB tethering

Thank you so much for creating such a useful application

This is the best app out there

So far the most solid app I have for creating a hot spot

I hope the new phone runs this app as well as my S4 did

Thank you for supporting us Windows 10 users

Usage limit is to make you pay them money

This app has ruined my phone and I have a galaxy note 4

So stop saying that google pixel doesnt work

Ridiculous for these companies to hold our data hostage

App says WiFi is not supported on this phone system

Would not work on unlocked HTC desire eye

It kicks me off saying i need to buy the key

Zero stars for lack of commitment to customers

Won't work I have Android version 5

Says hotspot not supported on this phone system

Description

Android 7.0 (Nougat) or later no longer allows WiFi mode even for Verizon phones. Please use USB mode or Bluetooth mode instead using our software. This app now contains both FoxFi (WiFi mode, may not work on your phone - details below) and PdaNet (USB or Bluetooth mode). You can now share your cell phone's Internet connection with your computers or tablets through either USB, Bluetooth or even WiFi Hotspot on some phone models. Most importantly it does not require the extra tether plan (mobile hotspot plan) from your carrier. Also NO ROOTING NEEDED for your Android phone. Free edition will have timed usage limit, otherwise it is same as full version. Sprint and AT&T may not allow you to install our app from Play Store, please install the apk file directly from http://pdanet.co/android, or install on the computer side from http://pdanet.co/a ======WiFi Mode========== Due to lockdowns through each phone system update, WiFi mode will only be allowed on a short list of compatible devices. As of 11/2016, IN GENERAL: ---Android 7.0 (Nougat) or later no longer allows WiFi mode even for Verizon phones. ---Verizon Samsung phones (S3/4/5/6/7/Edge, Note 2/3/4/5 etc.) , Verizon LG phones (V10, G2/3/4/5 etc.) and Verizon Sony phones (Z2/Z3) are supported by Android versions up to Android 6.0/6.1. ---Verizon HTC phones (M7/8) will only work on Android 4.1 ~ 4.4. ---Verizon Motorola phones will only work on Android 4.3 or below. ---AT&T Samsung phones will only work on Android 4.2 or below. ---Other carriers/phones will only work if they still have Android 4.0 or below. ---Straight Talk phones will only work if it uses Verizon and are compatible with the above. ---For all other phones, use USB mode or Bluetooth mode instead. *To get around lockdowns on WiFi mode FoxFi may prompt you to install a certificate on your phone, this will cause the Android system to enforce a screen lock and show a security message in notification. For more detail and steps to remove screen lock please visit http://pdanet.co/wifi. *If you receive a message asking for a "password for credential strorage"this is due to a bug in the Android system. Please see steps to clear this message at http://pdanet.co/wifi ======USB Mode========= USB mode works on almost all Android phones. It allows connection from Windows PC or Mac. In addition, PdaNet comes with a "WiFi Share"feature that can further turn the Windows PC into a WiFi Hotspot so that you can connect other devices to it and share your phone's Internet connection. *T-Mobile or MetroPCS users can only use USB mode with "Hide Tether Usage"enabled in PdaNet. *If your phone is not recognized by your computer after connecting USB, please see http://pdanet.co/driver *Please treat Windows tablets (non RT) the same as Windows PC. ======Bluetooth Mode====== Bluetooth mode allows connection from Windows (PC) or Android tablets (excludes Android 4.4) or devices that supports Bluetooth DUN. *A system bug in Android 4.4 for tablets will break Bluetooth mode, this is fixed in Android 5.0 or later. *For Android tablets it is possible only the browser app will work in Bluetooth mode. That is because other apps may be looking for wifi or cell phone connection and not recognize the Bluetooth Internet. *One way around the above two issues is to find a wifi hotspot to connect the tablet to at the same time (such wifi hotspot does not need to provide Internet access).
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