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Does AT&amp;T Wireless place restrictions (or higher costs) on users who use &quot;tether&quot; &nbsp;their IPhones to their laptops to provide wireless internet connectivity?<br />
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I understand that this process was once virtually unrestricted but that now AT&amp;T Wireless places restrictions or has extra fees associated with people who do this.<br />
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Is this true? Are there any other wireless (cell phone) carriers who don't have any restrictions or extra charges associated with people who &quot;tether&quot; &nbsp;their IPhones to their laptops to provide wireless internet connectivity?
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Does AT&T Wireless place restrictions (or higher costs) on users who use "tether"  their IPhones to their laptops to provide wireless internet connectivity?

I understand that this process was once virtually unrestricted but that now AT&T Wireless places restrictions or has extra fees associated with people who do this.

Is this true? Are there any other wireless (cell phone) carriers who don't have any restrictions or extra charges associated with people who "tether"  their IPhones to their laptops to provide wireless internet connectivity?

Does AT&amp;T Wireless place restrictions (or higher costs) on users who use &quot;tether&quot;  their IPhones to their laptops to provide wireless internet connectivity?

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Does AT&amp;T Wireless place restrictions (or higher costs) on users who use &quot;tether&quot; their IPhones to their laptops to provide wireless internet connectivity?

Does AT&T Wireless place restrictions (or higher costs) on users who use "tether" their IPhones to their laptops to provide wireless internet connectivity?