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Thank you, I agree!Dude, try reading the whole thread, before posting!!
"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt"
Margie
Sent from my Galaxy Note 2
Thank you, I agree!Dude, try reading the whole thread, before posting!!
"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt"
Hmmm, I do have unlimited data and the Note 2 does have Jelly Bean 4.1.1 and I am able to connect through PdaNet (full unlocked version) wifiIf your a Verizon customer with unlimited data, the Jelly Bean upgrade has put a block on the WIFI of your Foxfi/Pdanet app. However you can still use the app with cable or Bluetooth tethering. If your on tier pricing plan,(pay per GB) the block shouldn't be there, as per the recent FCC ruling on charging for data tethering. see link-- Verizon Wireless To Pay $1.25 Million To Settle Investigation | FCC.gov
Hmmm, I do have unlimited data and the Note 2 does have Jelly Bean 4.1.1 and I am able to connect through PdaNet (full unlocked version) wifi
Margie
Sent from my Galaxy Note 2
Amanda, Yes it does work great. I haven't used it in a few weeks though... I had purchased the full version ($15.99) a couple years ago and had to use the USB cable between my phone (Thunderbolt) and laptop....so all I had to do was upgrade it to the PdaNet+foxfi and now it's wireless!Is your phone still working with pdanet? I am wanting a note 2 and also use pdanet. I, too, have the grandfathered unlimited plan. I heard a rumor from Verizon they may force us to change soon. Way to reward customer loyalty, right?
How do you like the note 2?
We are on the old "Family Share" plan, so we don't get that. So for now the PdaNet works perfectly for my needs when I occasionally need to use my laptop in the car on the road.if you have the share everything plan. there is a free app already installed on your phone.
it's called verizon mobile hotspot.
and as far as the drivers go. they don't work on my laptop or my pc. neither computer recognizes my phone\
i actually have to resort to an ftp app on my phone to access my phones internal drives. or sd card for that matter.
and both computers were freshly formatted the day i got my note.
I completely agree about the data and such! Pretty greedy! I understand things cost money, but the amount they Charge is getting out of hand! I too am holding onto unlimited for as long as I can, not that I use an exorbitant amount, just like knowing I don't have to worry about it!I stopped using pdanet when i found foxfi. super easy to set up and use. unlike pdanet you do not have to download a companion app onto the device you wish to tether too. with foxfi its like creating your own hotspot that anyone can use as long as you give them your password.
i have a grandfathered family share unlimited line.......and i'll do anything i have to to keep it. when verizon tries to take it away from me I will walk away with my five lines to a different carrier...
sure they give you a hotspot for free with the tiered plans cuz they want you to gulp down data and then have to keep bumping up your plans data. I can't figure how you would even consider using the hotspot if all you had was 1 or 2 gb of shared data. brilliant on verizons part considering revenue is their goal.
Would someone please tell me if my lg optimus f7 supported for PdaNet because i've purchased the full version and i can only use the internet by hooking my usb cord from my phone to my laptop but not through wifi. Everytime i try, it say "wifi Hotspot Ready" on my phone and i have excellent signal from my phone to my laptop, but when i click connect on my laptop, it say "Windows was unable to connect to FoxFi83" i've troubledshoot and everything nothing seems to work please help!!!