Are you Verizon customer service?
but what if you are not doubling up devices simultaneously, but only using one device at a time?
Are you Verizon customer service?
There's also another argument that says you will never equal the data requirements on a phone that you would with a PC or tablet. Most people don't sit and watch movie after movie on a phone, but definitely do on a tablet, pc or media center for tv.
They don't allow tethering because they know that people are going to try and use their network to replace home Internet which IS a strain on network resources.
Seriously?? The ability to tether is an integral function of a Nexus device. I love my phone, and use it all throughout the day, but I could never understand why anyone would willingly choose to type emails and forum responses with their thumbs on a tiny keyboard/screen, when a pc is right in front of them. It's kind of like saying, "Why get up and turn on my 42" flat screen when I could just sit here and watch a movie on my little bitty 4" phone." The phone works great when you have no better option, but we often have other choices that work better.