Question Best (Root) Tether app for Pixel 7 Pro

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robroy90

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Good Morning All! I have my Pixel 7 Pro rooted and I am looking for a good app to allow me to tether the internet connection of the phone via either USB or to create a WiFi hotspot.

It has been a long time since I looked into this, and in the past I had used apps like PDANet, etc.

Is there a specific app I should be looking into?

Thanks!
 

robroy90

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I'd suggest this one, which you can use to navigate to the search engine of your choice and use it to look up how to open Settings, then click on "Network" and finally click on "Hotspot & tethering".
Your snark is noted, but completely unnecessary.

I was asking specifically about an app that bypasses carrier restrictions. The current SIM card/plan I have is 5G unlimited, but does not permit tethering. I was looking for an app that automates APN, TTL, etc.
 

simplepinoi177

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See my post immediately above. My cell plan does not support tethering using native apps because they detect it. I can't believe other people are not having issues like this...
I know you're not getting responses exactly to your query and situation; so here's my attempt -- although I'm unsure if they would be consider the "best root tether app"...
I figure, since you're asking for "root", you're probably looking for modules...
A quick google search popped up these top 3 results:
Tether Unlock Github (while last version released was '20, there are some people that still use Titanium Backup; you never know what still might work)
Tethering Enabler; This one is much older...I wonder how effective it might be. But you never know...
X Tether (Xposed Module); Another old one. I wonder if it might work -- especially considering Android OS version it was made for and/or if something like LSPosed might be able to take it on...

Point is, there are some options that you can try if you google with the search term "magisk" "module" & "tether" -- and although much of the results are out of date, it still might lead you to an unexpected solution or a newer development being done. Also, you could/should probably check out Magisk or LSPosed repositories. I know you were looking for the latest best -- especially considering you are posting in Google's latest device (if you don't consider the Fold yet) -- but apparently it's not something super actively developed on...
 

simplepinoi177

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that's a "subsidery", or at least related, to PdaNet -- both of which i used immensely; pdanet for tethering, foxfi for hotspotting (before there was native support -- but OP mentioned pdanet was the last thing he was familiar with. But more importantly both apps are very outdated (prolly EOL), and don't support Pixel 7 -- most likely due to being 32-bit.

I wish those did still work...
it's what i used for years and what I'm most familiar with...
 
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liggerz87

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that's a "subsidery", or at least related, to PdaNet -- both of which i used immensely; pdanet for tethering, foxfi for hotspotting (before there was native support -- but OP mentioned pdanet was the last thing he was familiar with. But more importantly both apps are very outdated (prolly EOL), and don't support Pixel 7 -- most likely due to being 32-bit.

I wish those did still work...
it's what i used for years and what I'm most familiar with...
Ye I posted as I didn't know they were related then after I checked realised 2017 was last update then I had no signal to reply sorry wasn't much help
 
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    I'd suggest this one, which you can use to navigate to the search engine of your choice and use it to look up how to open Settings, then click on "Network" and finally click on "Hotspot & tethering".
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    PDANet works fine on my pixel 7.
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    that's a "subsidery", or at least related, to PdaNet -- both of which i used immensely; pdanet for tethering, foxfi for hotspotting (before there was native support -- but OP mentioned pdanet was the last thing he was familiar with. But more importantly both apps are very outdated (prolly EOL), and don't support Pixel 7 -- most likely due to being 32-bit.

    I wish those did still work...
    it's what i used for years and what I'm most familiar with...
    Ye I posted as I didn't know they were related then after I checked realised 2017 was last update then I had no signal to reply sorry wasn't much help