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Uh yes you do.
Now with T Mobile you were supposed to pay extra for that service but the idiots still let you turn it on and I don't believe they had any way to tell if you did or not at the time I used it. I only used it once on vacation so my wife could get internet access on her ipad while we were on the road. I didn't get charged but they may have solved that now. Anyways you were supposed to pay. With Sprint it won't allow you to turn it on until you set it up by calling them or going to their website first. It's $30 a month so needless to say I won't pay that. We would use it maybe once a year on vacation. Someone said you could use it for $1 a day which I might if it's true. You must be reading the same internets as Rakeesh. ![]() |
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Not my fault your ****ty carrier probably had a custom rom on your phone that disabled the feature. |
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You're an idiot. T Mobile and Sprint charge you. Go to their website and read it for yourself instead of reading the dumb internets like you have been
![]() Like I said I did have it turned on and T Mobile didn't charge me because they didn't have a way to enforce their charges at the time. So yea moron I did figure out how to turn it on. The fact remains you are supposed to pay for it so you were proven wrong. Stop giving out bogus information. |
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Just looked on AT&T site and you have to pay more for another plan to use tethering through them too. Verizon is probably the same way but I'm done looking and proving your ignorance.
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If that's true then all carriers suck for blocking a feature the phone ships with. I bet you feel good for proving something. Now you can say you accomplished something today.
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Yep it cracks me the hell up actually.
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If trolling is setting a moron straight about something they are giving out bogus information on then I'm guilty as charged.
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Oh yea just checked and Verizon charges for tethering too.
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You don't have to pay for it, just download a wifi tether app from the market. It's against sprint's TOS but they can't tell anyways, I've been doing it for years.
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