You can do this from the Google Play Store. Make sure you update FoxFi to the latest version. Note, it may involve a couple different steps.ġ. Just like you are doing now reading this, I sat there for 20 minutes clicking links on a search to make this ::insert expletive here:: then ::insert compound supporting expletive here:: work again. So, what did I do when this happened – I trolled the internet for someone like me who writes posts on how to fix these sorts of things. You would have thought my dog died or something judging by my reaction, and rightfully so. I mean, what the heck is the point of still being a guest at the Unlimited Data party extravaganza and not being able to tether to your heart’s content. My heart literally sank when I tried to connect to my FREE mobile hotspot. Well, apparently in the latest OS patch, my tethering had been blocked. It definitely looks like something I would do. If you are a returning reader, then you probably will too. I do not have AT&T, but I found this image online of someone who apparently had the same problem, and my sick humor finds it absolutely hilarious. I got some error message about needing to contact my provider to subscribe to this feature.
The point of this post is that not too long ago, I upgraded my software to the latest 4.3 version, and my FoxFi tethering app stopped working.
It’s still pretty damn awesome minus the need for a new screen protector and a missing S-Pen, which is the result of one too many Jaeger Bombs a couple of months back.Īnyways, I am getting sidetracked here. Why, yes…yes I am still PROUDLY using it. “Damn! She writes a tech blog and is STILL rockin’ the Note 2! Aren’t they on the 3 already, and the 4 is but a shiny sparkle in Phablet lovers’ eyes everywhere?!”
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