and it is between the client you're on and the bank. You log in via https presuming the connection is secure. You connect a laptop to your bank via FoxFi and you Android phone.

Imagine this scenario (and I am NOT saying FoxFi does this). So, how do we know that (if anything) it does with the packets being requested by the client device. However, it is not open source so we cannot inspect HOW it does this. I don't need it often and USB tether with my laptop is usually good enough.If you haven't heard, FoxFi is a tethering solution that does not require root. However I probably won't use the wifi hot spot option anyway because I don't want to lose unlimited by chance. I never got any sort of subscription check for having the hot spot.

I don't know what we'll do for Internet out here in the country if VZW ever takes away my UDP.Good to know. I used 160GB last month on both phones and it was a down month for me. So, yes, my two phones will cost me $160 per month in data and hotspot charges beginning next month, and I'm gladly paying it. Just a word of caution from someone who is paying an extra $60 per month for two UDP phones with Hotspots attached. I don't know what we'll do for Internet out here in the country if VZW ever takes away my UDP. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if that's how they counter those who use the UDP with FoxFi. While you might not have been caught up to this point, there's a chance that they could catch you and take away your unlimited. I'll make my obligatory statement: If you're using the hotspot a lot on the Verizon Unlimited Data Plan, and using a lot of data each month, I'd highly recommend ponying up the extra $30 per month. It's $30 per month if you still have unlimited data. Hotspot is free if you're on a tiered plan.

For those of you that are not on the unlimited data plan, you can turn away now.

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