[Touchpaddle]

I've been using free wifi tethering app on my Verizon Galaxy Nexus since December.

If I switch to the Verizon S3, will I be able to use the same app to get free wifi tethering?

[RickG.]

I think you can still use pdanet and foxfi

[bigddyz]

I noticed I could turn on the built in hotspot and connect To it. So I called Verizon and the rep said i was not getting charged so enjoy it.

[jdk2]

I'm guessing those who are able to use the free hotspot don't have unlimited data. I'm asked to call for subscription info when I attempt to open Mobile Hotspot on the S3.

On the GNex running AOKP nightlies, the tethering app is built-in and bypasses VZW security checks, unlimited data or not.

[dpham00]

I'm guessing those who are able to use the free hotspot don't have unlimited data. I'm asked to call for subscription info when I attempt to open Mobile Hotspot on the S3.

On the GNex running AOKP nightlies, the tethering app is built-in and bypasses VZW security checks, unlimited data or not.

the stock mobile hotspot app works fine for me even without root and subscription, but you would need to activate it with a third party widget like power widget or elixir..

[twindragons187]

Foxfi works just fine.

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[jdk2]

the stock mobile hotspot app works fine for me even without root and subscription, but you would need to activate it with a third party widget like power widget or elixir..

Well crap, that was easy. Thanks.

[bigddyz]

I have unlimited data I just never tried to use it

NOT sent from a IPHONE :-)

[deputyvrod]

Easiest way is to purchase an app called Extended Controls from Play Store. Its $0.99 and worth it. This app allows you to create a widget on your home screen to toggle on/off hotspot. Which bypasses the verizon intetnal toggle and does not ask for subscription. Works great on my GS3

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