The latest Android smartphones has a Portable or Mobile Hotspot feature. This feature lets you share your phone’s internet connection with other devices via Wi-Fi, USB, or Bluetooth. If you turn on the Wi-Fi hotspot on your phone and forget…
Tethering is a useful feature, which lets you share your Android phone’s internet connection with other devices via Wi-Fi, USB or Bluetooth. However, tethering will not be available on all devices. After updating your handset to Android 7.0 Nougat and found that Tethering is disabled or hidden, there is a simple workaround to enable it.
Using public, open Wi-Fi network on mobile phones isn’t secure always. The main type of attack via public Wi-Fi network is known as man-in-the-middle attack. Cybercriminals can intercepts user’s data such as email address, password, credit card number or anything else send or receive over the network even before reaching the destination. The best way to protect your data on public Wi-Fi network is by using a VPN service.
The tethering function found on Android devices lets you create portable hotspots on your device, so you can wirelessly connect several devices with your hotspot and share data. Also, if your Internet connection is particularly zippy, you can share it also with other people by creating your own hotspot. Unfortunately, on some devices Tethering option is hidden, or only works if you have a SIM inserted. Here is how to fix this issue.