AT&T Galaxy Note & Wifi Tethering app?

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Just got my AT&T Galaxy Note yesterday and saw that it has built in Hotspot functionality, you just need to have it on your AT&T plan for it to work.

So my question... is there a free app out there (for non rooted) that will allow you to do Wifi tethering even if you do not have it on your AT&T plan?

There's no WiFi tethering apps for a non-rooted phone. Your only options are the apps like Tether (clockworkmod's), PDANet, etc.

Originally Posted by moviecouple

Just got my AT&T Galaxy Note yesterday and saw that it has built in Hotspot functionality, you just need to have it on your AT&T plan for it to work.

So my question... is there a free app out there (for non rooted) that will allow you to do Wifi tethering even if you do not have it on your AT&T plan?

If you were rooted, you could use Titanium Back up to freeze AT&T's "TetheringManager" and it will allow you to use the built in tethering (USB and WiFi) for free.

AT&T might have the ability to notice it. I wouldn't worry about it too much. They usually give warning before and action.

Use FoxFi

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Doesn't require root.

There's an app called FoxFi that seems to work well and doesn't require root or a tethering plan.

Originally Posted by jdsemler

There's no WiFi tethering apps for a non-rooted phone. Your only options are the apps like Tether (clockworkmod's), PDANet, etc.

Foxfi. It's free. Never say never.and I might add...the Dev says it's for non-rooted phones only.

:P

Foxfi works like a charm for me

Originally Posted by faded03cobra

Foxfi works like a charm for me

Foxfi works perfectly for my GB but not with leaks ICS.

Originally Posted by Jamesyboy

Foxfi. It's free. Never say never.and I might add...the Dev says it's for non-rooted phones only.

:P

Actually Dev Says:

3. FoxFi is tested on non-rooted phones. If your phone has a rooted ROM it may or may not work.

Works fine on my rooted stock.

Originally Posted by sweetboy02125

Foxfi works perfectly for my GB but not with leaks ICS.

Works fine for me with ICS leak