For anyone that's wondering: "Is this free infinite mobile data?" - *No, it isn't.* You are still limited by your phones data plan and this only works if you already have an unlimited mobile data plan. The video is about exactly those internet plans that are infinite, but have a cap in their amount of data shared in hotspots, meaning that at some point, you will download slower from devices in your hotspot. The video is about bypassing that throttle, it doesn't apply to every person. If you have for example a 5GB/month total plan, then you are only able to do this with 5GB of data, once you reach this, you won't be able to use the internet anymore, neither on your pc nor on your phone (technically many plans have then a "throttled" mode, but we are talking about kb/s then). You cannot bypass your phones [x]GB data plan with this, because this is in general not possible.
Totally agree. Here in Canada, there is no such thing as unlimited data since after a point the throughput is so throttled that it makes it impossible to use except for very basic email.
@@nope3616 The video is about internet plans that are infinite, but have a cap in their amount of data shared in hotspots, meaning that at some point, you will download slower. The video is about bypassing that throttle.
This is some exotic weird stuff for me, in country where I live you just buy a data plan and use it, there is no such thing like separate data for phone, hotspot or freaking refrigerator.
What you said is confusing. With a unlimited phone plan and 3 GB hotspot data, you can use this to get unlimited hotspot data. If you're on a budget plan with limited data for your phone, this won't help.
I had stopped watching Hak5 for a long while until Glytch started posting here. His videos are perfect for somone like me who understands a little of everything but really nothing completely.
I would never "thumbs down" a content creator I liked, and I don't want to discourage this new format (I think it's a great idea) but not only is the title of the video deceptive and click-baity, but.. there's no deep dive! You say "run this command" with no explanation on how changing TTL gets around the throttling, or even getting into the detail that @Das_Unterstrich did below about who this will work for, and why. I would like to see more accurate titles, and include the explanation of how and why it works. Good luck!
I find most of his videos interesting as topics but not so helpful to translate into doing. He talks a lot, demos very little, and jumps over the details too much. Nice to know these things can be done however.
The TTL for verizon (or most carriers on android for that matter) is 64, when acting as a hotsopt it loses 1, so even if you tether another phone it becomes 63, so by setting it to 65 once it reaches the carriers APN, it shows 64, essentially tricking the network into believing that the data usage is originating from the phone and not the connected device.
I did this on openwrt with a USB connection to a spare Android. It's configured as a failover connection and openwrt sets the TTL for the USB tether, which makes the entire wifi network operate at full speed :)
Great tip. Not in any way affiliated, but Easytether also allows you to connect to just about anything, wired or Bluetooth. Has drivers for just about every OS. Supports Openwrt as well. I have my router set up with a hotplug to auto connect VPN on usb plug. It charges my phone while I tether on unlimited basis and auto connects to VPN upon plugging in. Either way... this is great information to know. I would love to be able produce the results of the app myself someday if the developer stops support. Keep the videos coming!
i was without internet (slow though it may be) at home for a month and a half while replacing a tower. i had to deal with 5 gigs and searched franticly for this answer. lesson learned and set for future emergencies. thank you.
I started nomading a few months ago. I'm still wrestling to get decent internet. This tip and the other related tip is hopefully the light at the end of my tunnel. More Glytch!
one could also use a travelrouter with phone thethering support (example: "mango" from gl-inet for ~20€ or "shadow" also gl-inet for ~40€( has bettet processor and stuff)) ... for the ttl canging and rebroadcasting
Thanks man, I was lied to a sales person that I could use my plan on a sim modem, turns out theres a hotspot limit which i wasnt told, quite deserving.
holy crap for the first video seen by me on this channel I'm in 100% I want to see more of these it was easy enough for a novice like me to understand and execute flawlessly on my own device thank you
This kid (Glytch) reminds me in the way that he looks, sounds and acts like my old phreaker partner in crime. Except my friend had long hair. But Glytch could be his son for all I know. I really have to look my friend up, see where he’s at after 32 years! We sorta lost sight when the 92 majority of our PBXes were made digital and there wasn’t a lot of phreaking and he (for some weird reason) failed many classes in college. Because I was the computer geek with a little electronics knowledge and in highschool he taught me electronics and vice versa. I guess that practical experience is very different from the extreme maths heavy focus in EE. But seeing this kid really brings back fond memories, of us routing calls across the planet trying to get the highest delay! And us downloading software from American BBS that we’d crack (mainly me but he was a great co-pilot) and sold in school for the cost of a floppy and a snack 😂 Gosh those early 90s and mid 80s when we met were the best time.😊
About 2012,I was in Florida at an AT&T Store. They showed me their best Hot Spot and the upload speed was about 12 mb. A program I got from June Fabric's that I downloaded onto my Android phone could be used once I had root access to Android. I plugged in into my laptop and let them see the speed! It blew them away that my speed was over 300 mb's compared to theirs. They wanted to know what I did, and how I did it,but I just smiled,packed up my gear and left,and I also used a small usb amplifier.
This actually does work when using a phone or mifi as your AP. If your cellular provider sees a ttl of 128 they know it’s a Windows PC and charge you more.
Does not work on T-Mobile unlimited data plans. I used up my tethered allocation and tested before the throttling it was 300Mbps and after throttling was 600 kbps regardless of TTL setting to 65 before they began to throttle it.
So something I do want to mention is that your phone is not designed for constant use of data that your computer will push. I've actually had a phone overheat while using it this way and the battery failed. Failed as in it expanded twice it's size and since it was a LG G4 it was difficult to remove (battery slides out the bottom). With that said I had regularly used about 700GB/mo mostly without issue using a similar trick.
What about the stipulation in most cell providers terms of service for "unlimited" plans that usually states "after 65 gigabytes of data usage during one billing cycle, we reserve the right to review your usage and terminate your service"
This will not work on a lot of carrier provided phones because they now open a second rmnet gateway for the hotspot. Changing the TTL will not work on phones that open a secondary gateway for the hotspot. You can turn the creation of a secondary gateway off, but it requires root.
A VPN would not accomplish this. This is because a VPN uses normal packets (with default TTL) that encapsulates the VPN frames inside. Since the outer packets are routed as normal packets, the TTL is not overridden in this way.
This TTL hack won't work with AT&T. They don't use TTL or the User Agent string to determine hotspot data, rather they use the APN. They have separate APNs for on-device data vs hotspot data. Additionally, the more people find out about this TTL trick, the more likely Verizon and T-Mobile are to change the way they detect hotspotting/tethering. So I wouldn't count on this continuing to work a year or two from now.
Hey Glytch, looking forward to more like this! Also interested in how you're doing CAD on your phone. What CAD software are you using, and how is the performance?
Yooo.. greetings from the east coast! nice video, ive been using pdanet(win&android) w/connectify then into router to have all my iot devices to connect.. im bussing min 250 gig monthly on my current setup..been on it for years.. Loyal fan wishing i had a van..
If you wanted unlimited hotspot with ATT on a samsung phone, if you flash XAA (US Unlocked) onto your phone instead of ATT's firmware then they cannot see when your tethering vs when your just using data.
I was so excited for this because I was wondering the same thing. My LTE carrier throttles tethered Wi-Fi data down to 512kbps. Sadly setting my laptop default hop limit didn't work to get around it. Still at a measly half MB
This works for downloading games and updates. But if you try to play CSGO with it set to 65 it will make you have 600+ ping. I know that some apps don't work with this and playing counter strike is one of them.
Actually, would be good if Glytch would show us, how to Pentest WP site, How to use Sniffed Network data and so on and on. These things, get you more inspired. Thanks
Yes that makes sense. I make my laptop a hotspot when I want to connect a device to my vpn since my shite router does not allow those changes. Router > VPN > Laptop > Hotspot > other devices that needs a vpn
The more devices that you connect to you'll need to alter the number. Each device being connected will drop the packet number until it reaches 0, and the packet is lost. If you don't have the correct number entered depending on how many devices are connected thru it, it will register as hotspot data being used and not mobile data. Mobile carriers use a TTL of 65, and it's one of the ways they know whether you're using data or hotspot
GlythTips sound great. I have an Android and I use EasyTether because I don't have the tethering option but I have unlimited data. I can tether it to my computer and use full speed but when I use a GL AR750s and using EasyTether to tether to it speed is Limited
I haven't researched how this works internally yet but would it be possible to do something similar to bypass the data limits on residential and commercial ISPs?
He didn’t really explain the WHY it works. Mobile phones usually have a TTL of 64. And apparently cellphone companies use this to see whether packets are coming from a tethered device (aka Hotspot) it would have a TTL of 63 or 127 depending when it arrives on the first hop (cell phone tower/router) because the first hop was deprecated via the cellphone hotspot. So you trick it by making the TTL 65, so that when it’s deprecated by 1, it arrives at the cellphone router as 64, making it look like it came from the phone itself.
Some network carriers check for differentl numbers for the TTL. You should include this fact, as well as a couple of the more common settings either in an update or in the video description. A friend of mine has to use a different number than 65 to get his to work, because carriers have caught on to this
I count myself lucky to have a carrier (3 mobile) that gives me truly unlimited tethering and data. I've run my whole home network on it quite a few times
Hey Glyth good tutorial. Any tips on bypassing data limit on a dsl network. Im so far away that the only connection available is dsl with a data cap of 100gb for a house of 4
Your country also doesn't have 320+ million people and your cellular network can likely handle this. In the US just imagine if everyone did this and used it as their main connection. I think mobile carriers here would prefer only the few power users gain unlimited tethering, I mean they can probably tell you're doing it anyway but look the other way 99% of the time because it's a small minority doing it. You have to think T-Mobile alone has almost 100 million customers, that's more customers just on one US carrier than the total population of some countries. That's a lot more people who have to share bandwidth.
How do I see what people are doing on my wifi network? Like if my kids are talking to who their supposed to be, is there a way I can see their text messages, or their Facebook messenger messages? I have access to the phones which are android galaxy Z fold 2's.
you know there are Android apps that you load on your phone and then you put on the PC as a cable and it's a USB cable and you enable USB debugging and then it sends the data from your phone through a cable to the computer it's way easier and you don't have to type in commands either
Mobile phones don't use a TTL of 65, they use a TTL of 64 like basically everything else. What is happening is that when tethered the PC sends packets with a TTL of 64, it goes through the phone which acts as a gateway so now the packet has a TTL of 63 after one hop. *that's* what they detect
I am thinking of use case where using win11 laptop as wifi router in flight. Share my internet using hotspot from laptop to other devices (and not paying separately for each device for inflight wifi)
This is awesome i definitely want to see more tips... Glytch i am teaching myself hacking at home..i went to school for networking but i want to learn python for hacking do you have any good resources i should start with...i already got some basic python videos but i want some specifically for hacking that are good...any recommendations?
For anyone that's wondering: "Is this free infinite mobile data?" - *No, it isn't.*
You are still limited by your phones data plan and this only works if you already have an unlimited mobile data plan. The video is about exactly those internet plans that are infinite, but have a cap in their amount of data shared in hotspots, meaning that at some point, you will download slower from devices in your hotspot. The video is about bypassing that throttle, it doesn't apply to every person.
If you have for example a 5GB/month total plan, then you are only able to do this with 5GB of data, once you reach this, you won't be able to use the internet anymore, neither on your pc nor on your phone (technically many plans have then a "throttled" mode, but we are talking about kb/s then). You cannot bypass your phones [x]GB data plan with this, because this is in general not possible.
I don't get it what does this command help me with? I get same speeds on my android and on my pc using mobile hotspot
Totally agree. Here in Canada, there is no such thing as unlimited data since after a point the throughput is so throttled that it makes it impossible to use except for very basic email.
@@nope3616 The video is about internet plans that are infinite, but have a cap in their amount of data shared in hotspots, meaning that at some point, you will download slower. The video is about bypassing that throttle.
This is some exotic weird stuff for me, in country where I live you just buy a data plan and use it, there is no such thing like separate data for phone, hotspot or freaking refrigerator.
What you said is confusing.
With a unlimited phone plan and 3 GB hotspot data, you can use this to get unlimited hotspot data.
If you're on a budget plan with limited data for your phone, this won't help.
I had stopped watching Hak5 for a long while until Glytch started posting here. His videos are perfect for somone like me who understands a little of everything but really nothing completely.
A jack of all trades is a master of none,
_but oftentimes better than a master of one._
I'm proud to be a Jack ✊
I would like to see more GlythTips
Yes !!
@@Glytch hey amigo thanks for the tip what you do a long form video on this tip would greatly appreciate the added context
What do I do if my phone has been hacked.
Maybe
I would never "thumbs down" a content creator I liked, and I don't want to discourage this new format (I think it's a great idea) but not only is the title of the video deceptive and click-baity, but.. there's no deep dive! You say "run this command" with no explanation on how changing TTL gets around the throttling, or even getting into the detail that @Das_Unterstrich did below about who this will work for, and why. I would like to see more accurate titles, and include the explanation of how and why it works. Good luck!
This x1000
I find most of his videos interesting as topics but not so helpful to translate into doing. He talks a lot, demos very little, and jumps over the details too much. Nice to know these things can be done however.
The TTL for verizon (or most carriers on android for that matter) is 64, when acting as a hotsopt it loses 1, so even if you tether another phone it becomes 63, so by setting it to 65 once it reaches the carriers APN, it shows 64, essentially tricking the network into believing that the data usage is originating from the phone and not the connected device.
Bruh 99 out of 100 don't care how it works
I did this on openwrt with a USB connection to a spare Android. It's configured as a failover connection and openwrt sets the TTL for the USB tether, which makes the entire wifi network operate at full speed :)
Is there a tutorial somewhere?
Could you go a little more on depth on how you set that up?
Great tip. Not in any way affiliated, but Easytether also allows you to connect to just about anything, wired or Bluetooth. Has drivers for just about every OS. Supports Openwrt as well. I have my router set up with a hotplug to auto connect VPN on usb plug. It charges my phone while I tether on unlimited basis and auto connects to VPN upon plugging in. Either way... this is great information to know. I would love to be able produce the results of the app myself someday if the developer stops support. Keep the videos coming!
What router software do you use to set up the Auto connect on USB plug??? Is this PF sense router?; Where did you find the guide to do this?
i was without internet (slow though it may be) at home for a month and a half while replacing a tower. i had to deal with 5 gigs and searched franticly for this answer. lesson learned and set for future emergencies. thank you.
I started nomading a few months ago. I'm still wrestling to get decent internet. This tip and the other related tip is hopefully the light at the end of my tunnel. More Glytch!
one could also use a travelrouter with phone thethering support (example: "mango" from gl-inet for ~20€ or "shadow" also gl-inet for ~40€( has bettet processor and stuff)) ... for the ttl canging and rebroadcasting
I run a mini gl 😈😈
Thanks man, I was lied to a sales person that I could use my plan on a sim modem, turns out theres a hotspot limit which i wasnt told, quite deserving.
holy crap for the first video seen by me on this channel I'm in 100% I want to see more of these it was easy enough for a novice like me to understand and execute flawlessly on my own device thank you
This kid (Glytch) reminds me in the way that he looks, sounds and acts like my old phreaker partner in crime. Except my friend had long hair. But Glytch could be his son for all I know. I really have to look my friend up, see where he’s at after 32 years! We sorta lost sight when the 92 majority of our PBXes were made digital and there wasn’t a lot of phreaking and he (for some weird reason) failed many classes in college. Because I was the computer geek with a little electronics knowledge and in highschool he taught me electronics and vice versa. I guess that practical experience is very different from the extreme maths heavy focus in EE. But seeing this kid really brings back fond memories, of us routing calls across the planet trying to get the highest delay! And us downloading software from American BBS that we’d crack (mainly me but he was a great co-pilot) and sold in school for the cost of a floppy and a snack 😂
Gosh those early 90s and mid 80s when we met were the best time.😊
About 2012,I was in Florida at an AT&T Store. They showed me their best Hot Spot and the upload speed was about 12 mb. A program I got from June Fabric's that I downloaded onto my Android phone could be used once I had root access to Android. I plugged in into my laptop and let them see the speed! It blew them away that my speed was over 300 mb's compared to theirs. They wanted to know what I did, and how I did it,but I just smiled,packed up my gear and left,and I also used a small usb amplifier.
PdaNet ;)
This actually does work when using a phone or mifi as your AP. If your cellular provider sees a ttl of 128 they know it’s a Windows PC and charge you more.
Heck yeah, man. I'd love to see more of this.
Btw, are you recording these from a stealth van rv? That's rad as hell.
Lol was thinking same thing
Does not work on T-Mobile unlimited data plans. I used up my tethered allocation and tested before the throttling it was 300Mbps and after throttling was 600 kbps regardless of TTL setting to 65 before they began to throttle it.
can confirm iam on t mobiel unlimted data and this does not work even if you change the number form 65- 60.
Feb 2022! Worked like a charm. Thank you Extremely much!
This also works on iPhone/iPad hotspots! Improved my otherwise throttled connection 9-fold on my Visible plan.
Used it a 3 gb plan and it worked.
So something I do want to mention is that your phone is not designed for constant use of data that your computer will push. I've actually had a phone overheat while using it this way and the battery failed. Failed as in it expanded twice it's size and since it was a LG G4 it was difficult to remove (battery slides out the bottom). With that said I had regularly used about 700GB/mo mostly without issue using a similar trick.
do you know how to do this on my macbook pro
@@adamotak5145 Sorry. Not a Mac user.
What about the stipulation in most cell providers terms of service for "unlimited" plans that usually states "after 65 gigabytes of data usage during one billing cycle, we reserve the right to review your usage and terminate your service"
i miss these types of videos :(
This should include what cell providers this works on. It for sure works on Verizon and Verizon resellers...But it does work on all providers
Outstanding video's / posts. Always look forward to them.
Yessir finally I can watch a movie again
Cool thanks Glytch - I live on my boat here in Juneau Alaska and Always Enjoy your posts.
You need to do this with a WiFi pineapple. This is such a tip and I love the van at the moment
This will not work on a lot of carrier provided phones because they now open a second rmnet gateway for the hotspot. Changing the TTL will not work on phones that open a secondary gateway for the hotspot. You can turn the creation of a secondary gateway off, but it requires root.
I liked the OCP logo in the beginning.
A VPN would not accomplish this. This is because a VPN uses normal packets (with default TTL) that encapsulates the VPN frames inside. Since the outer packets are routed as normal packets, the TTL is not overridden in this way.
This is awesome, I wondered about this, I use Linux Mint, could you show us on how to do that as well on Linux?
Lovely! Kindda that APNs stuff.
Need more 🔥
How about doing a modern tutorial on how to root a modern android phone and all the software needed on windows to complete the tasks
This TTL hack won't work with AT&T. They don't use TTL or the User Agent string to determine hotspot data, rather they use the APN. They have separate APNs for on-device data vs hotspot data. Additionally, the more people find out about this TTL trick, the more likely Verizon and T-Mobile are to change the way they detect hotspotting/tethering. So I wouldn't count on this continuing to work a year or two from now.
still works. thanks for the explanation too. i was wondering about WHY it works. Very interesting for sure.
this is perfect, would love to see more!
Just shows how ambiguous the data limits are. :D
Hey Glytch, looking forward to more like this!
Also interested in how you're doing CAD on your phone. What CAD software are you using, and how is the performance?
Very good, but description could be more clear (less click baity) otherwise, I am impressed by the video! More like this please. Hack the planet!
I wish I knew about this when I had slower internet but will be useful if my internet ever goes out
Video starts at 2:23
Freakin perfect. TY glytch - love this content and all the van stuff.
Moar Glytch tips!
What ever happened to the Darren/Shannon longer form videos? I know she moved but surely thats not all?
This
I am new to this channel and I am in love with the content !!!
would love to see more of it...
Yooo.. greetings from the east coast! nice video, ive been using pdanet(win&android) w/connectify then into router to have all my iot devices to connect.. im bussing min 250 gig monthly on my current setup..been on it for years.. Loyal fan wishing i had a van..
Wow, thank you so much Glych, it works amazingly well. You've earned your angel wings.
If you wanted unlimited hotspot with ATT on a samsung phone, if you flash XAA (US Unlocked) onto your phone instead of ATT's firmware then they cannot see when your tethering vs when your just using data.
I used to have that until they updated their network to 5g I cant get it now any new hack u got
I was so excited for this because I was wondering the same thing. My LTE carrier throttles tethered Wi-Fi data down to 512kbps. Sadly setting my laptop default hop limit didn't work to get around it. Still at a measly half MB
That Win Max in the thumbnail though lol
Still works in 22, thanks for the tech tip
How? Not working for me
@@syedosmankhadri8639 try 60 instead of 65 in cmd, worked after i did it.
This works for downloading games and updates. But if you try to play CSGO with it set to 65 it will make you have 600+ ping. I know that some apps don't work with this and playing counter strike is one of them.
I've been doing the free hotspot thing since the days of the Evo. Just some simple build.prop additions and sometimes a small change to the APN.
Could you share the method with us?
htc evo lol haven't heard that name in a while
@@MiguelMartinez-vm7dp The kickstand!!
thanks, I really like this style of video, it was really useful, keep it up!
very nice m8, hope you have a great year!
Actually, would be good if Glytch would show us, how to Pentest WP site, How to use Sniffed Network data and so on and on. These things, get you more inspired. Thanks
Yes that makes sense. I make my laptop a hotspot when I want to connect a device to my vpn since my shite router does not allow those changes. Router > VPN > Laptop > Hotspot > other devices that needs a vpn
The more devices that you connect to you'll need to alter the number. Each device being connected will drop the packet number until it reaches 0, and the packet is lost. If you don't have the correct number entered depending on how many devices are connected thru it, it will register as hotspot data being used and not mobile data. Mobile carriers use a TTL of 65, and it's one of the ways they know whether you're using data or hotspot
Yeah more glytch tips. this is dope.
Very cool, glad to see this easy method
I have the Samsung Z Fold2 as well and would love to see some of your tips and tricks for it.
Maybe you could do a Mac version? Please. Thank you.
Did you ever figure this out? Cause I can’t
I am also really interested in how you are using your phone it seems really unique.
Nice thank hak5 thanks GlythTips
Me and Glytch have the same blanket :)
GlythTips sound great. I have an Android and I use EasyTether because I don't have the tethering option but I have unlimited data. I can tether it to my computer and use full speed but when I use a GL AR750s and using EasyTether to tether to it speed is Limited
Should the VPN be active on the phone or the PC? Seems like it should be the phone. Does it matter?
just had big nostalgia seeing cmd and remember watching star wars in ascii
I haven't researched how this works internally yet but would it be possible to do something similar to bypass the data limits on residential and commercial ISPs?
nope ive tryed dosdent work
He didn’t really explain the WHY it works. Mobile phones usually have a TTL of 64. And apparently cellphone companies use this to see whether packets are coming from a tethered device (aka Hotspot) it would have a TTL of 63 or 127 depending when it arrives on the first hop (cell phone tower/router) because the first hop was deprecated via the cellphone hotspot. So you trick it by making the TTL 65, so that when it’s deprecated by 1, it arrives at the cellphone router as 64, making it look like it came from the phone itself.
yeah he probably didn't explain it because his previous video did (but that was quite a while ago so maybe he should have)
what is the command on linux/macos?
I think on MacOS, the command would be:
"sudo sysctl -w net.inet.ip.ttl=65"
Will have to do this for my daughter while on trips
My main question is *why* this works. I’m curious on why changing the hop limit gives different results.
The cell provider has a firewall configured to monitor ttl for anything above or below 64 TTL and runs classification based on that
Why does my regular Wifi Connection improve when I run this command? I am on my usual home network and I can get slightly faster speeds.
Some network carriers check for differentl numbers for the TTL. You should include this fact, as well as a couple of the more common settings either in an update or in the video description. A friend of mine has to use a different number than 65 to get his to work, because carriers have caught on to this
What number did he use
What the #
Thank you so much Glitch. I love your videos.
Great tip. Much obliged.
I count myself lucky to have a carrier (3 mobile) that gives me truly unlimited tethering and data. I've run my whole home network on it quite a few times
Hey Glyth good tutorial. Any tips on bypassing data limit on a dsl network. Im so far away that the only connection available is dsl with a data cap of 100gb for a house of 4
Did you try asking Elon for help?
@@soulife8383 I look, but no in my area yet
@Glitch I think it is time! Time for what you ask? IT'S TIME TO STARLINK THE VAN 😯
Hell ya
i don't get it. is this allowing your throttled unlimited plan to be unthrottled? not sure what the hack here is.
Thank you uploading sir
Awesome video man. Very smart, and it works!
Glitch I love your videos so much knowledge you share thank you man
This is an issue I did not know existed. Where I live I can get unlimited 5g connection for ~25 USD. Works with my phone as a hotspot as well.
Yup I got Shaw 5G unlimited for $45 with hotspots etc all over the place...
Your country also doesn't have 320+ million people and your cellular network can likely handle this. In the US just imagine if everyone did this and used it as their main connection. I think mobile carriers here would prefer only the few power users gain unlimited tethering, I mean they can probably tell you're doing it anyway but look the other way 99% of the time because it's a small minority doing it.
You have to think T-Mobile alone has almost 100 million customers, that's more customers just on one US carrier than the total population of some countries. That's a lot more people who have to share bandwidth.
it actualy work good job uprishiating
In Cmd push up arrow and the last command will be shown. No need to retype such a similar command.
Love'n glitch tips! Keep it coming bro!
How do I see what people are doing on my wifi network? Like if my kids are talking to who their supposed to be, is there a way I can see their text messages, or their Facebook messenger messages? I have access to the phones which are android galaxy Z fold 2's.
Awesome man. 👍🏼 Keep 'em coming!
you know there are Android apps that you load on your phone and then you put on the PC as a cable and it's a USB cable and you enable USB debugging and then it sends the data from your phone through a cable to the computer it's way easier and you don't have to type in commands either
Can you explain why this works to trick the phone / modem into thinking the Hotspot data isn't coming from the hotspot?
Mobile phones don't use a TTL of 65, they use a TTL of 64 like basically everything else.
What is happening is that when tethered the PC sends packets with a TTL of 64, it goes through the phone which acts as a gateway so now the packet has a TTL of 63 after one hop. *that's* what they detect
now this is epic
so all you're doing is changing the TTL to a Unix/Linux TTL and it bypasses throttling?
Does this mean that Linux OS's are throttle-resistant?
does this also work with usb tethering form an iphone to a travel router wired to a PC? if so you just solved all my issues
I'm thinking this worked for you.
This is perfect I was just about to buy a wireless hotspot from my cell phone provider I just did this instead
Wow sick iv got to try this on my "3three internet on legs " dongle do you think it will work aswell
Glitch your awesome homie thank you
Did you do a video explaining how to route throught the phone to the pc?
Just wondering if you experience any throttling on the VPN"s in the US since the 1st of Feb?
You in a van bro? Cool asf tbh
I am thinking of use case where using win11 laptop as wifi router in flight. Share my internet using hotspot from laptop to other devices (and not paying separately for each device for inflight wifi)
This is awesome i definitely want to see more tips... Glytch i am teaching myself hacking at home..i went to school for networking but i want to learn python for hacking do you have any good resources i should start with...i already got some basic python videos but i want some specifically for hacking that are good...any recommendations?