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Legally, there is no way for you to do that.

And I don't understand why the fuzz over an app like that, doesn't the built-in "Mobile Hotspot" feature works?
 
I'm looking for a way to download an app that has been pulled from the app store. One like this to use the iPhone 5 with an unlimited plan?


http://9to5mac.com/2012/12/26/anoth...irst-12-days-of-christmas-gift-ea-games-sale/

I saw this I was wondering if I could find that app anywhere to install.

You can't do that. There's no way, because there is no iPhone 5 Jailbreak. It's expensive, but it's easier just to use the Tether.com app. It's 30 bucks a year, but worth it.

And to reply to the next poster, Most mobile networks (ie- ATT) will revoke your unlimited plan, even if you pay for tethering.
 
You can't do that. There's no way, because there is no iPhone 5 Jailbreak. It's expensive, but it's easier just to use the Tether.com app. It's 30 bucks a year, but worth it.

And to reply to the next poster, Most mobile networks (ie- ATT) will revoke your unlimited plan, even if you pay for tethering.

How does the tether.com work?
 
Legally, there is no way for you to do that.

And I don't understand why the fuzz over an app like that, doesn't the built-in "Mobile Hotspot" feature works?

I need an app like this because I am still grandfathered in to an unlimited data and text plan, in order to use the mobile hotspot you have to change your plan. I enjoy not having to worry about overages especially when tethering.

So $30 a year for the tether.com doesn't seem to bad.

Are there any other options out there?

Is there any way to download the file for an app with the easter egg tethering and install it through itunes as if I downloaded the app when it was in the store.
 
I might request a refund from Apple. I got ripped off by idownloadblog. The tethering only works on an ad-hoc network
 
I might request a refund from Apple. I got ripped off by idownloadblog. The tethering only works on an ad-hoc network

How did idownloadblog rip you off? They only review the app.

Plus you bought it knowing you were going to illegally tether (I'm assuming you don't pay for tethering).
 
How did idownloadblog rip you off? They only review the app.

Plus you bought it knowing you were going to illegally tether (I'm assuming you don't pay for tethering).


This 1000000x over.

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I need an app like this because I am still grandfathered in to an unlimited data and text plan, in order to use the mobile hotspot you have to change your plan. I enjoy not having to worry about overages especially when tethering.

So $30 a year for the tether.com doesn't seem to bad.

Are there any other options out there?

Is there any way to download the file for an app with the easter egg tethering and install it through itunes as if I downloaded the app when it was in the store.

No there is no way to do that, that's what a jailbreak is for -.-
 
How did idownloadblog rip you off? They only review the app.

Plus you bought it knowing you were going to illegally tether (I'm assuming you don't pay for tethering).

Idownloadblog should have put a big asterisk by tethering. This form of "tethering" only works on an ad-hoc network and therefore you can't use it with an iPad.

The bottom line is this app does not do what the heading of idownloadblog leads you to believe
 
Idownloadblog should have put a big asterisk by tethering. This form of "tethering" only works on an ad-hoc network and therefore you can't use it with an iPad.

The bottom line is this app does not do what the heading of idownloadblog leads you to believe

Watch the video, it starts off by showing how to go into tether mode and then tells you to start an ad-hoc network.

Don't blame reviewers especially when they do a thorough review.

Also, not everyone tethers an iPhone to an iPad.
 
Watch the video, it starts off by showing how to go into tether mode and then tells you to start an ad-hoc network.

Don't blame reviewers especially when they do a thorough review.

Also, not everyone tethers an iPhone to an iPad.

You said in post 8 that you no longer wanted this app because you can't use this with an iPad so you yourself obviously wanted it to tether with your iPad

I use tether me but bought this in the event that im some day forced into upgrading to an iPhone 5.

As soon as I saw the headline I went looking for this in the app store in a rush thinking this app might get pulled any minute and didn't bother watching the video. I watched the video later on and saw that I got conned.
 
I might request a refund from Apple. I got ripped off by idownloadblog. The tethering only works on an ad-hoc network

That is exactly how they work. That is how they all work.

This most recent app? Ad-hoc.

The one before that? Ad-hoc.

And the one before that one? Ad-hoc.


FlashArmyKnife, iRandomizer, PayUpPunk, QuasiDisk, Rock Paper Scissors, etc - all Ad-hoc.

I have a folder full of pulled apps. All the "tethering" apps are web proxy apps that require an ad-hoc network. Creating an ad-hoc network is easy with a Windows or Mac OS X system.
 
You said in post 8 that you no longer wanted this app because you can't use this with an iPad so you yourself obviously wanted it to tether with your iPad

I use tether me but bought this in the event that im some day forced into upgrading to an iPhone 5.

As soon as I saw the headline I went looking for this in the app store in a rush thinking this app might get pulled any minute and didn't bother watching the video. I watched the video later on and saw that I got conned.

I was talking about tether.com, it doesn't allow you to tether to the iPad.

Are you trying to say you seen the title on idownloadblog and instead of watching the review real quick you bought it and now are blaming them for being impulsive?
 
You said in post 8 that you no longer wanted this app because you can't use this with an iPad so you yourself obviously wanted it to tether with your iPad

I use tether me but bought this in the event that im some day forced into upgrading to an iPhone 5.

As soon as I saw the headline I went looking for this in the app store in a rush thinking this app might get pulled any minute and didn't bother watching the video. I watched the video later on and saw that I got conned.

That's your problem. Don't blame people.
 
You can't do that. There's no way, because there is no iPhone 5 Jailbreak. It's expensive, but it's easier just to use the Tether.com app. It's 30 bucks a year, but worth it.

And to reply to the next poster, Most mobile networks (ie- ATT) will revoke your unlimited plan, even if you pay for tethering.

Verizon won't get rid of you if you're using it on their LTE network.
 
I was talking about tether.com, it doesn't allow you to tether to the iPad.

Are you trying to say you seen the title on idownloadblog and instead of watching the review real quick you bought it and now are blaming them for being impulsive?

Sorry but I usually don't spend tons of time researching an app before I spend $1.99. It was an impulse buy.
 
You said in post 8 that you no longer wanted this app because you can't use this with an iPad so you yourself obviously wanted it to tether with your iPad

I use tether me but bought this in the event that im some day forced into upgrading to an iPhone 5.

As soon as I saw the headline I went looking for this in the app store in a rush thinking this app might get pulled any minute and didn't bother watching the video. I watched the video later on and saw that I got conned.

Sorry but I usually don't spend tons of time researching an app before I spend $1.99. It was an impulse buy.

I don't know if you're being sarcastic or not. You do agree it was an impulse buy, right?
 
I just went back and reread the article from idownloadblog. There is nothing in there to indicate that you can't connect to your iPad.
 
I am just hypothesizing here, and I do not own an iPad, but is it possible to set up the ad hoc network on a Mac, then connect the iPad through that network, either directly or by pairing the iPad to the Mac over Bluetooth?
 
I just went back and reread the article from idownloadblog. There is nothing in there to indicate that you can't connect to your iPad.

Does it say you CAN tether with iPad? I guess not. So they are not liable for anything. It's your fault.
 
I meant if you pay for the built-in tethering, they'll knock off your unlimited plan in favor of a 2+2plan.

huh verizon wont do that either way? they offer unlimited tethering to udp customes..

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You can't do that. There's no way, because there is no iPhone 5 Jailbreak. It's expensive, but it's easier just to use the Tether.com app. It's 30 bucks a year, but worth it.

And to reply to the next poster, Most mobile networks (ie- ATT) will revoke your unlimited plan, even if you pay for tethering.

well you can sign ipas that arent supported without a jailbreak.. but yeah tether.com is great
 
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