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Do you do this on your laptop, or on your phone?

I know that (older versions of) Cyanogenmod would set the TTL of packets to be (2^n + 1) for this exact reason, but it happened on the phone.

Also, FWIW, I have T-mobile and haven't experienced issues tethering on my stock Nexus 5. I'm curious why some customers are experiencing these and not others.



On a Galaxy Nexus on T-Mobile in Chicago; they subvert my :80 requests to a "you should be paying for tethering" portal.


On my Nexus 4 it worked fine for a few months, but then they started blocking it (I used it lightly during my commute, probably <1gb monthly, I have the $30 5gb-fast/unlimited-slow plan). Give it time, it'll probably happen to you too.


I set that on the laptop actually - android's TTL is 64, so +1 hop is 65.

I'm sure they could filter that if I upgraded my phone & the tether got a different gateway host (like in the blog).




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